1971 Map of Halleck SW

About this map

Lamoille Valley defines this high-desert landscape in northeastern Nevada, showing a complex network of seasonal drainage and ranching infrastructure as it stood in the early 1970s. The terrain is marked by a series of intermittent and perennial water sources, including Lamoille Creek, John Day Creek, and Rabbit Creek, which supported the livestock operations evidenced by a Corral and various Borrow Pits near the mountains. The presence of Bills Fishpond and Hoopers Dam suggests local water management for agriculture or recreation, while Lake Phyllis sits at the northern edge of the survey.