1969 Map of Delamar 3 SW

About this map

Coyote Spring Valley dominates this arid landscape, where the southern reaches of the Delamar Mountains meet the vast drainage basins of Lincoln County. Recorded through 1967 aerial photography and field-checked in 1969, the map captures a pivotal corridor of southeastern Nevada where Pahranagat Wash and Kane Springs Wash converge. A significant historical detail is the Old State Boundary Historical Marker, situated near the western edge of the valley. This marker signifies an earlier territorial era and sits just east of the Desert National Wildlife Range boundary. The alignment of U.S. Route 93 serves as the primary modern artery through this basin-and-range terrain, tracing the natural path carved by the washes.