2015 Map of Layton Spring

About this map

The S Fork Little Humboldt River meanders through the high desert terrain at the border of Elko and Humboldt Counties, defining the drainage patterns of this remote northern Nevada landscape. In this 2015 U.S. Geological Survey representation, the land is characterized by named geographic markers like Layton Field and Button Field, which signify specific areas of interest amidst the complex network of ridges and basins. The hydrology is dominated by seasonal and perennial water sources such as Layton Spring, Spring Cr, and Twentyone Cr. The sparse infrastructure consists primarily of isolated tracks like Shelton Ln and Kelly Creek Rd, reflecting the expansive, undeveloped character of the Great Basin region during the early 21st century.