2014 Map of McCullough Mountain

About this map

McCullough Mtn and the broader McCullough Range dominate this high-elevation desert landscape in Southern Nevada. This 2014 survey captures the topographical intricacies of the Mojave Desert environment, where natural water sources were essential for early passage and survival. Vital desert seeps like Railroad Spring, McCullough Spring, and Pine Spring are precisely located amidst the steep contour lines, offering a glimpse into the natural resources that governed movement through this arid terrain. The mapping detail highlights the drainage patterns of the region, specifically Big Tiger Wash, which cuts through the southeastern portion of the quadrangle. As a modern digital-age record, this map provides an exacting look at the physical geography of Clark County, documenting the specific elevation data and coordinate systems that define the area's modern land management.