2014 Map of Hidden Valley

About this map

Erie occupies a small footprint in the northwestern corner of this study, positioned where the thoroughfare of S Las Vegas Blvd cuts through the desert floor. The landscape is primarily defined by the transition from the open flats of the Mojave Desert into the elevated terrain of the McCullough Range to the southeast. Centrally, the namesake Hidden Valley sits between these geological features, offering a clear view of the natural drainage and elevation patterns within the Basin and Range province. This 2014 survey documents the area before significant modern encroachment, showing the township and range lines of t24s r61e and t25s r61e as they overlay the arid topography.