The settlement of Lund serves as the primary hub in this portion of White Pine County, established within a landscape defined by the drainage of the White River. The town's civic structure is marked by the Lund Post Office, while the agricultural heritage of the region is evidenced by the Lund Holding Corral and the broad expanse of Wilson Meadows. This 2012 survey illustrates a desert environment where water sources are critical to settlement patterns, as seen in the distribution of family-named water features like Douglas Spring, Lund Spring, and Jacob Springs. To the south, Ruppes Place and Indian Springs mark the transition toward more open terrain. A systematic road network, including Rollins Rd and Ivins Ln, provides the framework for this rural community, connecting isolated ranching outposts and spring-fed sites across the valley floor.
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1956 · Lund
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1960 · Lund
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1969 · Moorman Spring NW
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1969 · Moorman Spring NE
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1969 · Haggerty Spring
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1977 · Brown Knoll
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1977 · Sawmill Canyon
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1978 · Lund
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1978 · Douglas
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1978 · Badger Hole Spring
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