2018 Map of Leeland

About this map

The Amargosa Desert meets the Mojave Desert in this high-desert region spanning the Nevada and California state line. This arid landscape is defined by the ephemeral path of the Amargosa River, which cuts through the terrain near the eastern boundary of Death Valley National Park. The land is organized by a grid of rural routes, reflecting the agricultural and residential development patterns of the Amargosa Desert, including named corridors like Amargosa Farm Rd and Tamarack. To the east, the intermittent Fortymile Wash drains toward the south, while local roads such as Conestoga Rd and Smith Ln suggest a sparse but persistent human presence amidst the scrub and sand of the late 2010s.