1988 Map of Eden Valley

About this map

Eden Valley occupies the heart of this late-1980s provisional survey, revealing a landscape defined by sparse water sources and ranching infrastructure in rural Humboldt County. The terrain transitions from the broad basin of the valley toward the rising elevations of the Osgood Mountains in the southeast. Water management is central to the area's utility, with numerous points labeled simply as Well scattered across the flats to support livestock or small-scale operations. The presence of an unimproved Landing Strip and various 4wd tracks suggests a reliance on aerial and off-road access for this remote section of the Great Basin. Evidence of mineral exploration appears on the mountain slopes at a site marked Prospect, while the seasonal flow of Eden Creek provides the primary drainage for the surrounding high country.