1969 Map of Mule Deer Ridge SE

About this map

Desert National Wildlife Range dominates this late-1960s landscape, where the high ridges of the Sheep Range meet the arid basins of southern Nevada. The geography is defined by extreme relief, transitioning from the craggy peaks on the west to the slopes of the Elbow Range in the east. Crucial water sources for the region's wildlife and occasional travelers are marked at Cherry Spring, Grapevine Spring, and Cabin Spring, which appear as small points of survival in the high desert.