1962 Map of Lee
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
Te-Moak Indian Reservation lands dominate the center of this Elko County landscape, where the South Fork Humboldt River carves through the terrain near Twin Bridges. The geography is defined by a sophisticated system of water management essential for high-desert ranching and agriculture, evidenced by the Hankins Bellinger Ditch, Swamp Ditch, and the Dry Farm Reservoir. The settlement of Lee sits at the base of the Ruby Mountains, serving as a gateway to the Humboldt National Forest.
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1937 · Jiggs
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