1989 Map of Jackpot
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
Jackpot sits directly on the border where Idaho and Nevada meet, serving as a distinct gateway community defined by its recreation and transit infrastructure. The high-desert landscape is carved by the winding course of Salmon Falls Creek and dominated to the west by the rising terrain of Browns Bench. Near the settlement, social and utility hubs are prominent, including the Golf Course, Rodeo Ground, and the Jackpot Airport. To the south, the map reveals traces of earlier transportation networks with the Old Railroad Grade following the contours near Shoshone Creek. This area illustrates the late 20th-century development of a border town, where local landmarks like the Roadside Park and Gaging Sta mark the intersection of human activity and the drainage basins of Trout Creek and Twin Springs Creek.
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