2015 Map of Frink NE

About this map

The Chocolate Mountains dominate this arid landscape, showing the complex topography of the high desert along the border of Riverside and Imperial counties. The terrain is defined by steep ridges and deep washes that drain toward the Salton Sink. At the southern edge of the survey, the Coachella Canal provides a stark linear contrast to the natural relief, marking the edge of the desert's agricultural potential. The map's detail reveals the intersection of these dry mountain ranges with the critical water infrastructure that transformed this region of California. The lack of settlements or roads on this sheet underscores the isolation of the range within the public land survey system, specifically throughout townships t8s r13e, t8s r14e, and t9s r13e.