2015 Map of Devils Pass

About this map

Devils Pass and the Toana John Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in northeastern Nevada. The region is defined by a series of drainages and intermittent water sources, such as Moonshine Spring, Boulder Spring, and Crocket Spring, which historically sustained travel and ranching through these arid corridors. The map reveals a complex system of draws and creeks, including Big Draw and Mustang Draw, that cut through the high elevations of Gollaher Mtn. Waterways like Willow Cr, Trout Cr, and Badger Cr provide a detailed look at the watershed patterns of this portion of Elko County. The isolated landmark of Tepee Rock stands out as a distinctive natural feature in the eastern section of the survey, offering a clear reference point for those studying the physical geography or historical cattle-trailing routes of this remote basin-and-range territory.