2013 Map of Hurley East

About this map

Hurley sits on the western edge of this High Desert landscape, where the industrial and natural geography of Grant County meet. A dominant feature of the local water management system is the Whitewater Reservoir, which collects drainage from the surrounding high ground to support regional needs. The terrain is defined by a series of significant erosional features including Martin Canyon, Rustler Canyon, and Seneca Canyon, which cut through the arid uplands. Whitewater Cr and Lampbright Draw serve as the primary hydrologic arteries, channeling seasonal runoff toward the south. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern configuration of the land, showing how the transportation corridor of Us-180 E provides essential access to this mining-adjacent region while skirting the intricate drainage networks that characterize the eastern outskirts of the settlement.