2014 Map of Crane Creek

About this map

New Pine Creek sits at the base of the dramatic transition between the high desert plateaus and the sprawling waters of Goose Lake. This 2014 survey documents the eastern shore of the lake and the western edge of the Fremont National Forest, where steep drainages such as Crane Creek, Cogswell Cr, and Kelley Cr flow toward the basin. The map illustrates a landscape defined by water rights and access, with long-standing routes like the Fremont Hwy and Us-395 following the contours of the lakefront. Local heritage is grounded in the New Pine Creek Cem and family-named landmarks like Old Wells Ln, while the rugged interior climbs toward Sugar Peak and the curiously named Thunder Egg Lake. This cartographic record provides a clear look at the intersection of public forest lands and the irrigated agricultural corridor along the lake's edge.