2015 Map of Coyote Hills

About this map

The Quinn River Lakes form a distinct hydrological feature in the southern portion of this high-desert basin in Humboldt County, Nevada. This 2015 survey captures a stark landscape defined by the drainage patterns of the Kings River to the east and the rugged elevations of the Coyote Hills and Bilk Creek Mountains to the west. The presence of Sand Pass and Coyote Point suggests a terrain shaped by ancient lake beds and wind-blown deposits, characteristic of the Great Basin's topography. Human presence is limited to the corridor of Coyote Point Rd, reflecting the remote and preserved nature of this region. The map provides a detailed view of the township and range divisions, including t43n r34e, which are essential for property and resource management in this arid expanse.