1970 Map of Deadman Spring

About this map

The North Pahroc Range dominates this portion of Lincoln County, defining a landscape where survival depends on the scarce water sources tucked into its high-desert folds. The White River flows through the western valley, while the eastern reaches transition into the wide expanse of Dry Lake Valley. Scattered across the interior, vital points like Deadman Spring and Black Rock Spring are the primary markers for travelers and ranchers, often accompanied by a Water Tank or other infrastructure. A network of Jeep Trails provides the only access through this terrain, connecting remote points such as Coal Spring, Hamilton Spring, and a lonely Cabin/Spring in the northeast. The presence of numerous benchmarks, including BM 4873 and BM 4713, indicates the precision required to survey this basin and range country.