2015 Map of New York Butte

About this map

Beveridge sits high on the eastern slopes of the Inyo Mountains, a site shaped by its proximity to steep drainage systems like Beveridge Canyon and Hunter Canyon. This 2015 survey details the sharp verticality of the White-Inyo Range, where high-elevation landmarks such as Mt Inyo, Keynot Peak, and New York Butte dominate the skyline. The map documents the transition from the high ridges down toward the northern reaches of the Mojave Desert, marked by isolated water sources such as Bee Spring, French Spring, and Goat Springs. The presence of Forgotten Pass suggests the difficult transit required between these deep canyons, providing a technical look at the land's hydrology and relief through features like Union Wash and McElvoy Canyon.