1970 Map of Hiko SE

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South Pahroc Range dominates the eastern half of this 1970 landscape, creating a stark geological boundary between the wide expanse of Six Mile Flat to the west and the higher floor of Pahroc Valley to the east. The terrain is defined by its industrial and resource-related marks, showing a land utilized for more than just passage. Local history researchers can identify specific markers of development including a Water Tank and a Borrow Pit located near the northern boundary. Small-scale mining activity is evident through a solitary Mine and a nearby Prospect on the eastern slopes, while a Drill Hole in the northern flats suggests subsurface exploration during this era of Nevada's land management. The sparse network of Jeep Trails provides the primary means of navigating the arid basins and steep ridges.