2015 Map of Jordan Meadow Mountain

About this map

Jordan Meadow Mtn and the northern reaches of the Montana Mountains define this high-altitude landscape in Humboldt County. This 2015 survey reveals a terrain dominated by significant drainage networks and isolated water sources, vital for ranching and wildlife in the Great Basin. The map details the descent from Round Mtn into various canyons carved by Crowley Cr and Washburn Cr. Water reliability is marked by specific named points such as Lone Willow Spring, Big Bend Spring, and Lyles Spring, which have historically served as crucial landmarks in this arid environment. The convergence of Seven Springs Basin with the headwaters of Rock Cr and Pole Cr illustrates the complex hydrology of the mountain flanks, while the survey lines of t46n r35e and surrounding townships provide the legal framework for this remote Nevada territory.