2018 Map of Mount Davis

About this map

Lake Mohave dominates the central corridor of this desert landscape, its winding shoreline carved into dozens of named inlets within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. These coves, including Bonnie Brae Cove, Antelope Cove, and Klondike Cove, reveal a complex waterline where the Colorado River's impoundment meets the arid topography of the Mojave Desert. The map documents the state boundary between Nevada and Arizona as it follows the center of the lake, dividing Clark and Mohave counties. Landforms like Mt Davis and Opal Mtn provide significant elevation changes relative to the Cottonwood Valley floor. This 2018 survey serves as a precise record of the recreational geography and hydrography of the region, detailing numerous landmarks such as Elephant Hill and Owl Point that define the eastern and western banks of the reservoir.