2011 Map of Kinkaid

About this map

The settlement of Kinkaid serves as the focal point of this Mineral County landscape, situated along a transportation corridor that bisects the desert terrain. Industrial history is evident at the Kinkaid Mill, a site reflecting the region's long-standing connection to mineral processing and extraction. The topography is defined by significant drainage systems, notably Sheeps Head Canyon in the northwest and Montreal Canyon further east, which cut through the high desert floor toward the lowlands. To the north, Martinez Hill rises as a prominent landmark above the surrounding flats. The map details a network of desert routes, including Garfield Flats Rd and multiple branches of Powerline Rd, which facilitate access across this arid environment where water features are limited to seasonal canyon washes.