2018 Map of Douglas

About this map

The White River Range dominates this portion of the Great Basin, where the high elevation terrain of the Humboldt National Forest meets the wide expanse of the White River Valley. This 2018 survey documents a remote landscape defined by isolated water sources and high-desert topography. The settlement of Douglas sits on the eastern slopes, while significant landmarks like Douglas Point and The Cove provide geographic orientation in the rugged interior. Sparse infrastructure consists of local routes such as Hidden Spring and Currant Seeding, illustrating the persistence of livestock grazing and public land management. The presence of Granite Spring highlights the critical importance of dependable water points in this arid region of the Nevada interior.