2014 Map of Hannapah

About this map

The Monitor Range dominates this portion of Toiyabe National Forest, where the high desert landscape is defined by its critical water sources. This 2014 survey documents a network of named springs that have historically sustained life in this arid region of Nye County. Features such as Woodchopper Spring, Thunder Mountain Spring, and Cedar Corral Spring are scattered across the terrain, suggesting the vital importance of these points for both wildlife and human activity. The elevation shifts significantly toward Red Peak and through the depths of Woodchopper Canyon, illustrating the high-relief topography of the Great Basin. Access is primarily limited to the Natl Forest Develop Road 491 Rd, highlighting the isolation of these mountain slopes. For researchers, the map provides a precise look at the township and range boundaries that partitioned this territory, including t4n r45e and t5n r45e.