2014 Map of Gabbs

About this map

The high-desert mining town of Gabbs sits at the base of the Paradise Range in this Nevada survey. The settlement's layout reflects its industrial origins, with residential streets like Brucite St and Basic Ave giving way to the surrounding resource-rich landscape. To the east, the rugged foothills lead into the Toiyabe National Forest, marked by steep elevations and several named drainage points including Cottonwood Canyon and Tungsten Canyon. To the west, the terrain flattens into the expansive Gabbs Valley. The map also captures several outlying points of interest, such as the small settlements of Brucite and Basic, and critical water sources in an arid climate like Peppercorn Spring and Willow Spring. The presence of Power Line Rd indicates the infrastructure required to support the local mineral extraction and community needs within this remote part of Nye County.