1968 Map of Genoa
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Genoa sits at the foot of the Carson Range within the Toiyabe National Forest, marking a historic settlement point in the Eagle Valley region during the late 1960s. The landscape transition from the steep canyons of the Sierra and Schoolhouse into the alluvial floor of Jacks Valley and the Carson River basin is punctuated by early Nevada history. Significant local sites include the Marmon Station Historic State Mon and the Stewart Indian School to the north. Water management is a defining characteristic of the valley floor, visible through the complex of Williams Slough, various aqueducts, and Ambrosetti Pond. Industrial and institutional footprints are also evident, from the Nevada State Prison Railroad to the Ormsby County Farm, alongside natural features like Hobo Hot Springs.
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Editions of this 1968 Genoa Map
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