2018 Map of Fairview Peak

About this map

Fairview Peak stands as the central landmark of this high-desert landscape in Lincoln County, Nevada. The terrain is defined by the Fairview Range and the northern reaches of the Bristol Valley, where a network of ephemeral washes and isolated springs provided essential water sources in an arid environment. Named features like Bob Hamilton Wash and Silverhorn Wash illustrate the complex drainage patterns of the region, while the concentration of springs—ranging from Fox Cabin Spring to Hornsilver Spring—suggests the locations of early ranching activity or prospector camps. This topographic survey captures the area's transition from high peaks to broad valleys, preserving the specific nomenclature of remote water points such as Scotty-Spring and the tiered Upper Fairview Spring and Lower Fairview Spring.