2011 Map of Floka

About this map

Floka sits within the high desert landscape of Humboldt County, characterized by the dramatic rise of the Kamma Mountains in the southeastern quadrant. This 2011 survey reveals a remote landscape defined by isolated water sources and distinctive geological landmarks. Mandalay Spring provides a rare point of hydrography in the arid terrain, while Pulpit Rock serves as a prominent vertical feature north of the mountain range. The infrastructure is sparse, consisting primarily of unpaved routes such as Jackson Creek Ranch Rd and Lewis Camp Rd, which facilitate movement through this section of the Great Basin. The map illustrates a region where human footprint is limited to specific ranching or access roads, leaving much of the environment dominated by natural topographic contours and expansive basins.