2011 Map of Corey Peak

About this map

Corey Peak and Big Indian Mountain dominate this high-elevation corner of Nevada, where the drainage networks of Corey Creek and Squaw Creek cut through the arid landscape. The 2011 survey captures the area's transition into the modern era, emphasizing a complex network of forest and mountain roads such as Lucky Boy Pass Rd and N Fork Cat Cr Rd that navigate the steep terrain. This map highlights the critical importance of these corridors in Mineral County, providing access through landmarks like Lucky Boy Pass. The detailed hydrography, including South Fork Cat Creek and Garfield Creek, illustrates the seasonal water flow patterns characteristic of the eastern Sierra Nevada foothills. Smaller geographic features like Baldwin Canyon and various numbered forest routes provide specific points of interest for those studying the remote infrastructure of this high-desert environment.