2014 Map of Deer Lodge Canyon
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Hackett Cem and Fay Cem sit along the high desert terrain where the borders of Lincoln County, Nevada, and Iron County, Utah meet. This remote borderlands area is defined by the Mahogany Mountains and prominent summits like Gold Bug Mtn, Government Peak, and Gatton Peak. The landscape is a network of arid drainages and seasonal water sources, including Gold Springs Wash, Midnight Wash, and Immigration Wash, which reveal the movement and settlement patterns of the region. The small settlement of Ox Valley is situated near Ox Valley Spring, while other vital water points such as Sawmill Spring and Paradise Spring dot the canyons. The presence of The Arch and features like Mormon Gulch suggest a history of both natural landmarks and early pioneer exploration through the Paradise Mountains.
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