2021 Map of Hualapai Flat North

About this map

Division Range rises along the western edge of this basin landscape where the borders of Washoe, Humboldt, and Pershing counties meet. The high desert terrain is defined by the broad expanse of Hualapai Flat, a low-lying valley floor that gathers seasonal drainage from several intermittent waterways. Significant topographical features include the steep drainage of Leadville Canyon to the north and the winding paths of Red Mountain Cr and Cottonwood Cr as they move toward the flat from the surrounding uplands. A sparse network of tracks, including C R 34 and Jackson Ln, suggests a remote ranching or mining environment. The map captures the distinct section-line divisions of the Public Land Survey System, illustrating how this arid territory was partitioned for development and land management in a region where water sources like Negro Cr remain critical landmarks.