2015 Map of King Lear Peak

About this map

King Lear Peak serves as the prominent centerpiece for this high-desert terrain within the Jackson Mountains of Humboldt County. The 2015 survey details a landscape defined by significant elevation changes, with major drainage systems like Big Cedar Creek and its tributary Little Cedar Creek carving deep paths through the mountain range. To the north, Alaska Canyon and Clover Creek mark the rugged descent toward the lower basins, while McGill Canyon defines the western slopes. A critical water source, Buckbrush Springs, is noted on the western edge of the mountains. This map documents the complex township and range boundaries, including t39n r31e and t38n r30e, illustrating the precise land divisions used for resource management and navigation in this arid region of Nevada.