2011 Map of Holloway Meadows

About this map

Holloway Meadows and the high ridges of the Santa Rosa Range dominate this remote northern Nevada landscape. The map details a transition between high-altitude pasture land and complex river drainages, specifically where the South Fork Quinn River and East Fork Quinn River headwaters emerge. The terrain is marked by prominent geological features like Table Mountain and Staunton Ridge, which overlook a network of seasonal and perennial waters. Isolated human presence is noted at Siard Cabin, situated near the confluence of Siard Creek and Martin Creek. This 2011 survey serves as a vital record of the grazing lands and water sources in Humboldt County, documenting naming conventions for local landmarks such as Squaw Tit Butte and Groundhog Meadows. The vast road network, including numerous numbered routes, highlights the area's importance for range management and outdoor access.