2021 Map of Oreana Spring

About this map

Coal Valley transitions into the high desert peaks of the Seaman Range in this modern topographic record of eastern Nevada. The landscape is defined by its vital water sources, as the presence of named points like Oreana Spring, Willow Spring, and Keno Spring indicates a reliance on scattered hydrologic features in an otherwise arid basin. These springs often served as critical waypoints for early travel and livestock operations in the region. Transportation is sparse, primarily represented by the Seaman Wash Rd cutting through the southwestern portion of the map, illustrating the continued isolation of this high-altitude terrain. The grid of the Public Land Survey System, including t1n r61e and t2n r60e, provides the underlying structure for this part of Lincoln County.