2011 Map of Hamlin Well

About this map

Hamlin Well serves as a central landmark in this high-desert landscape spanning the Nevada-Utah border. The terrain is defined by the prominent Miller Mountain in the north, which anchors a network of seasonal watercourses. Several drainages, including Wood-McCullough Creek, Miller Creek, and Cobb Creek, illustrate the natural irrigation patterns of this arid basin as it appeared in the early 21st century. The map reveals a sparse network of roads and trails typical of the Great Basin's ranching or grazing lands, where reliable water sources like wells often determined the location of human activity and resource management. This edition provides a precise look at the land's hydrology and topography before further modern developments or changes in regional land use.