2014 Map of Dry Mountain

About this map

Kumiva Valley dominates the southern reaches of this Pershing County landscape, where the terrain rises sharply toward the prominent summit of Dry Mtn. This 2014 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey documents a high-desert environment defined by its scarce water sources and dramatic elevation changes. Critical reliable water points are few and far between, marked by the presence of Garrett Spring in the northern hills and the seasonally dependent Wet Weather Spring further south. The drainage patterns of the area are characterized by features like Lava Beds Cr, which cuts through the eastern sections of the quadrangle. The map also clearly delineates the township and range boundaries, including t33n r26e and t32n r26e, providing a precise grid for land ownership and boundary research in this part of Nevada.