2011 Map of Lincoln Flat

About this map

Lincoln Flat and the surrounding high-desert terrain of Lyon County are depicted here in a period of modern geospatial documentation. The landscape is defined by the prominent Singatse Range and a series of strategic mountain gaps, including Gallagher Pass and Mason Pass, which have long served as vital corridors through the Nevada desert. These natural transit points are underscored by the primitive and local road network, where Gallagher Pass Rd and Wabuska Rd skirt the edges of the flat. The map highlights the intersection of topographic landmarks and sparse human infrastructure, with features like Wishart Hill and Blackrock anchoring the northern and southern reaches of the quadrangle. This 2011 survey records the region's enduring character as a sparsely populated crossroads, capturing the exact alignment of tracks such as Luzier Ln and Mason Pass Rd as they navigate the arid basin and range topography.