1986 Map of Gods Pocket Peak

About this map

Jarbidge Mountains dominate this high-altitude survey of northeastern Nevada, where vertical relief is defined by peaks like Matterhorn and Gods Pocket Peak. The landscape is characterized by the headwaters of several major drainages, including the East Fork Jarbidge River and the Marys River, which flow from glacial cirques that hold Emerald Lake and Jarbidge Lake. The survey reveals a terrain almost entirely managed within the Humboldt National Forest and the Jarbidge Wilderness, where transportation is limited to established Pack Trails and primitive 4wd routes.