2012 Map of Meeker Peak

About this map

Meeker Peak dominates the northwestern landscape of this Lincoln County survey, serving as a primary topographical reference point in an area defined by its water sources. The map provides a detailed view of the high desert hydrology in the early twenty-first century, specifically identifying Stink Bug Spring, Modes Spring, and Rhodes Spring. These locations represent critical survival and navigation points for ranchers, hunters, and early surveyors in the Nevada desert. While the terrain remains largely undeveloped, the road network and drainage patterns shown suggest the continuing importance of these isolated springs in an otherwise arid environment. The data highlights the intersection of natural landmarks and the fundamental human need for water, preserved here in a modern geospatial record.