2012 Map of Halleck

About this map

The settlement of Halleck serves as the focal point of this high-desert landscape, situated where the Humboldt River and its various tributaries converge. This 2012 survey illustrates the infrastructure of the northeastern Great Basin, centered on the Halleck Post Office and the modern Halleck Interchange. The map captures a complex network of waterways, including Lamoille Creek, Secret Creek, and John Day Creek, which feed into the valley bottom. Ranching life is evident through named properties like Glaser Ranch and El Rancho, alongside the southward expanse of the Lamoille Valley. The terrain is characterized by the branching paths of the South Branch Lamoille Creek and Soldier Creek, terminating near the eastern edge of the quadrangle. Local landmarks such as Lake Phyllis and rural thoroughfares like Sage Ln and Mcintyre Rd provide specific reference points for the contemporary geography of Elko County.