Monte Neva Hot Springs serves as the focal point of this arid Steptoe Valley landscape, where geothermal activity defines the local geography. To the south, the settlement of Warm Springs lies along the transition between the valley floor and the foothills. The eastern edge of the Egan Range dominates the western portion of the map, deeply incised by a series of drainages including Pluto Canyon, Rattlesnake Canyon, and Log Canyon. These canyons channel seasonal runoff toward the marshy expanse of Duck Creek, which meanders northward through the valley. The presence of Old Hwy 93 and several county roads, such as White Pine Co Road 27, indicates a landscape long navigated for its water resources and transit routes. Small perennial points like Cold Spring and named drainages like Mattier Creek provide critical points of interest for understanding the historical hydrology of this White Pine County corridor.
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1956 · Ely
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1959 · Ely
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1963 · Ely
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1982 · Borchert Spring
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1982 · Monte Neva Hot Springs
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1982 · Steptoe Ranch
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1982 · Steptoe
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1982 · Schellbourne
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1982 · Telegraph Peak
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1982 · Mattier Creek
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