2018 Map of East of Dale Lake

About this map

Calumet Mountains dominate the northeastern reaches of this survey, marking a stark contrast to the lower expanses of the Mojave Desert that fill the central corridor. This 2018 topographic study of San Bernardino County illustrates the complex drainage patterns of a landscape shaped by intermittent water flow, where seasonal washes originate in the high ground of the Sheep Hole Mountains and descend toward the desert floor. The map records the precise Public Land Survey System divisions, including boundaries for t2n r13e, t2n r14e, t1n r13e, and t1n r14e, which define the administrative geography of this unpopulated arid region. It serves as a detailed reference for the topographical contours and alluvial fan formations characteristic of this section of the California desert.