1982 Map of Ferber Peak SE

About this map

Nevada and Utah meet at a high-desert boundary defined by complex topography and scarce water sources in this early 1980s survey. The landscape is dominated by the deeply eroded Badlands to the northwest, where the border between Elko and White Pine counties is also established. This arid environment is mapped with a focus on hydrology and movement, highlighting essential water points like the Flowing Well, several Springs, and a lone Spring near the eastern edge. Settlement is absent here, replaced by a network of seasonal routes and utility, as evidenced by the Jeep Trail winding through the foothills. Along the southern boundary, the course of West Creek provides a rare drainage feature in an otherwise high, broken terrain where White Pine County meets Tooele County.