2015 Map of Holloway Meadows

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Humboldt National Forest encompasses the high-elevation terrain of this remote Nevada quadrangle, characterized by its network of seasonal water sources and distinct landforms. The high country is defined by features like Eightmile Mtn and Table Mtn, with drainage systems flowing through Klondike Canyon and Long Canyon. The geography of the region is punctuated by grazing lands and watering holes such as Quinn Pasture, Benard Spring, and Meadow Spring, illustrating the land's utility for local ranching interests. The southern extent transitions into Long Valley, flanked by the Martin Creek Mountains and the prominent Cold Springs Butte. Natural drainage patterns like the N Fork Little Humboldt River and Stocks Cr weave through the landscape, supporting named meadows including Holloway Meadows and Groundhog Meadows.