2012 Map of Mormon Jack Pass

About this map

Mormon Jack Pass stands as a primary topographical landmark in this high-altitude section of White Pine County, Nevada. The terrain is defined by a sparse but clear network of drainage systems and deep geographical depressions, most notably the winding course of Coyote Canyon. Water resources in this arid landscape are centered on Swan Creek, which flows across the upper elevations, providing a critical reference point for navigation and land use in a region primarily shaped by its vertical relief and natural passes. The map reflects a landscape where human infrastructure is minimal, focusing instead on the significant natural corridors that have historically dictated movement through the Great Basin range.