2012 Map of Majors Place

About this map

Majors Place serves as the central junction for this high-desert landscape in White Pine County, where major regional highways intersect amidst a network of forest service routes. The terrain is defined by the gradual ascent toward the mountains, marked by distinct landmarks such as Rattlesnake Knoll and the drainage of Cooper Canyon. Water sources like Allen Spring provide critical reference points for the remote area, while an extensive system of development roads, including Natl Forest Develop Road 577 and Natl Forest Develop Road 436 Rd, reveal the modern management and accessibility of the surrounding National Forest lands. This survey documents the intersection of travel corridors and natural topography in the Great Basin region.