2018 Map of Hector

About this map

Hector serves as the central point of activity in this arid corridor of the Mojave Desert during the late 2010s. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition between the volcanic rise of Pisgah Crater in the southeast and the rugged elevations of the Cady Mountains to the north. Transportation infrastructure dominates the topography, centered on the historic corridor of the National Trails Hwy, which runs parallel to modern transit routes and the utility path of Pipe Line Rd. This survey captures the sparse desert infrastructure of San Bernardino County, where secondary routes like Hector Rd and Pisgah Rd provide the primary access to mining claims and remote township sections. The map preserves the exact layout of township and range lines across this volcanic terrain, illustrating the grid-based management of one of the county's most distinctive geological areas.