2012 Map of Jackson Spring

About this map

Tecoma Valley stretches across this arid landscape on the Nevada-Utah border, defined by its sparse water sources and topographic relief. The map highlights the critical importance of isolated water points in the Great Basin, specifically Jackson Spring and Kilgore Spring, which serve as the primary landmarks in an otherwise open terrain. Rising above the valley floor, the prominent Kilgore Ridge provides a distinct geographical anchor for the region. This 2012 survey captures the area's modern configuration of primitive roads and drainage patterns, documenting a remote borderland where natural features remain the most significant identifiers for navigation and land use.