2012 Map of Douglas

About this map

Douglas stands as the primary namesake settlement in this high-elevation landscape of eastern Nevada. The terrain is dominated by the sprawling north-south orientation of the White River Range, a major mountain feature that influences the drainage patterns across the quadrangle. Water sources are scarce in this arid environment, making features like Granite Spring critical points of interest for historical land use and travel. To the south, Douglas Point provides a significant landmark within the broken topography. The map illustrates a network of mountain roads and tracks that connect these isolated points, reflecting the region's sparse development and its reliance on specific natural features for navigation and settlement in the early 21st century.