2014 Map of Deadman Spring NE

About this map

Dry Lake Valley dominates the eastern expanse of this Lincoln County landscape, showing the arid character of southeastern Nevada in the early twenty-first century. The topography is defined by significant elevation changes, particularly in the western sections where ridges overlook isolated water features like Swiss Bob Reservoir. A network of unpaved desert tracks, including Thorley Rd and Rattlesnake Rd, provides the primary infrastructure for navigating this basin. The presence of remote water sources such as Two and One Half Spring indicates the critical role of specific springs in supporting livestock or transit through these high-desert townships. Distinctive geological features, such as the depression known as The Crack, emphasize the unique erosional patterns found within the valley floor.