1990 Map of Denio
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
Denio sits at the northern edge of the Nevada high desert where the Pueblo Mountains and Pine Forest Range flank a vast arid basin. This 1990 survey captures the isolated borderlands between Humboldt County, Nevada, and Harney County, Oregon, a landscape defined by seasonal water and mining interests. The map records the presence of Continental Lake and Thousand Creek, which contrast with the surrounding Alkali Flat. Local industry and geology are reflected in labels for the Cowden Mine and Hall Mine, as well as several natural water sources such as Baltazor Hot Spring and Erquiaga Spring. The settlement pattern is minimal, centered on Denio Junction and the small townsite of Denio, with a Landing Field providing a vital link to this remote interior region.
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