2014 Map of Mormon Jack Pass

About this map

Mormon Jack Pass serves as a prominent high-altitude point in this section of the Snake Range, where the steep, high-elevation topography of eastern Nevada is recorded with modern precision. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns, notably the path of Swan Cr as it cuts through the mountains. Deep drainages like Devils Gate Canyon and Coyote Canyon descend toward Marble Wash, illustrating the complex erosional history of the range. This 2014 survey captures the area’s rugged interior, showing the township and range lines of T19N and T18N that organize this vast, unpopulated stretch of White Pine County. The map is a critical resource for understanding the water sources and topographical obstacles encountered in this part of the Great Basin.