2018 Map of Hole In The Wall

About this map

Clan Alpine Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in northern Nevada, providing a stark topographical contrast to the basin floor. The terrain transitions from the steep, ridged slopes of the mountains down into the expansive Dixie Valley to the northwest. This 2018 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey details a remote segment of Churchill County defined by its natural landforms and the public land survey system. Central to the map is the descriptive landmark known as Hole-in the-Wall, a distinct geographic pass that has long served as a navigational point through the mountainous terrain. The map reflects the enduring emptiness of the Great Basin, where the lack of modern development preserves the original character of the wilderness and historical township boundaries.