2011 Map of Ocala

About this map

Humboldt Lake dominates the eastern landscape of this high-desert region in Churchill County, where the water's edge meets the engineered structures of the Humboldt Dike. The transit corridor is defined by the US 95 Interchange and the accompanying Frontage Rd, which connect a series of small named locations such as Trinity, Miriam, and Cressid. These points, along with Toy Mill, reflect the region's sparse but deliberate industrial and logistical footprint. To the south, the terrain rises toward Topog Peak, while the namesake settlement of Ocala sits at a crossroads in the arid flats. The map illustrates a modern desert environment where large-scale hydrology and major interstate infrastructure intersect with the remnants of older land-use patterns in the Great Basin.