2012 Map of Mule Deer Ridge SE

About this map

The Sheep Range and Elbow Range define the high desert topography of this region in Clark County. As recorded in 2012, the landscape is primarily defined by its hydrology, with critical water sources such as Cherry Spring and Grapevine Spring located along the northern slopes. These springs often served as vital landmarks and survival points in the arid Nevada interior. The presence of Cabin Spring suggests a history of human activity or ranching infrastructure in an otherwise undeveloped area. This map provides a clear view of the mountain contours and natural drainage patterns before further modern environmental shifts, serving as a reliable reference for those studying the geography of the Great Basin's isolated ranges.