2014 Map of Lone Rock SE

About this map

Carson Sink dominates this desert landscape in Churchill County, representing a significant terminal drainage basin where the waters of the Carson River historically gathered and evaporated. The 2014 terrain is characterized by broad alkali flats and subtle topographic shifts, illustrating the stark hydrology of the Lahontan Basin. While largely defined by its prehistoric lake bed, the eastern edge of the map shows more varied relief near Mill Canyon, where the desert floor meets the rising slopes of the Stillwater Range. Human presence is sparse, marked primarily by the utility of E Co Rd as it skirts the foothills. The meticulous survey lines of the Public Land Survey System, including t23n r33e and t22n r32e, provide the primary structural framework for navigating this remote corner of Nevada.