2014 Map of Horse Camp Springs

About this map

Schell Creek Range terrain dominates this high-altitude corner of White Pine County, where the 2014 landscape is defined by its network of seasonal drainage and critical water sources. The map centers on Horse Camp Springs, including its northern and southern outlets, which feed into the prominent Horse Camp Wash. The naming of features like Basque Canyon and Monument Canyon reflects the ranching and livestock history of the region, where water rights were essential for survival. Modern infrastructure is minimal, consisting of light-duty roads that provide access to scattered points of interest like Horse Camp Reservoir and high-elevation springs such as Summit Spring and Stevens Spring. This topographic record is essential for understanding the hydrology of the Great Basin, tracing how Cattle Camp Wash and other tributaries navigate the complex elevations of the range.