2011 Map of Hole In The Wall

About this map

Hole in the Wall serves as the central landmark for this arid expanse of Churchill County, where the desert landscape is defined by a complex network of ephemeral drainage patterns. This 2011 survey illustrates the stark terrain characteristic of the Nevada Great Basin, revealing a high-elevation environment where water movement is seasonal and highly dispersed. The map captures the intersection of primitive four-wheel-drive trails and local roads that traverse the basin, marking the routes used by ranchers and outdoorsmen in this corner of the state. Unlike earlier historical maps that might focus on mining claims or homesteads, this modern edition prioritizes precise topographical relief and the natural hydrography of the region's washes and seasonal streams.