2012 Map of Echo Canyon

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Death Valley National Park reveals a landscape defined by extreme relief and sparse water sources in this 2012 survey. The drainage of Furnace Cr Wash cuts through the southwestern corner, providing a vital geographic corridor near Navel Spring. High points like Schwaub Peak overlook deep geological depressions, including the notable Echo Canyon and the natural basin of the Red Amphitheater. The placement of Hole in the Wall suggests the intricate terrain that defines this arid region, illustrating the complex network of washes and peaks that hikers and geologists navigate within the park's protected boundaries.