1949 Map of Garrison
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
Snake Valley straddles the state line in this 1949 survey, where the high peaks of the Snake Range meet the desert floor. The small settlement of Garrison serves as the focal point for this borderland community, supported by a network of family-owned outposts including the Davies Ranch, Young Ranch, and Dearden Ranch. The transition from the high-altitude Humboldt National Forest down to the eastern alkaline flats is marked by dramatic drainages like Lexington Creek and Snake Creek, which flow toward the prominent Pruess Lake.
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Editions of this 1949 Garrison Map
4 editions found
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