2012 Map of Dinner Station

About this map

Dinner Station sits as a primary point of reference in this high-desert landscape of northern Nevada. This 2012 survey documents a region defined by its drainage systems and topographic shifts, where Dorsey Creek flows through the central terrain towards the Dorsey Reservoir. The map illustrates a network of seasonal watercourses and springs essential to life in Elko County, including the aptly named Mud Spring and the meandering Mud Spring Creek. To the east, the elevation rises into the Adobe Range and the distinctive Dorsey Basin. This area reflects the modern infrastructure of the Great Basin, where long-established landmarks like Sixteenmile Creek and Mason Creek intersect with contemporary road networks, providing a detailed look at the hydrology and land management of the high plateau during the early twenty-first century.