2012 Map of Pahrump NE

About this map

The Spring Mountains dominate the eastern reaches of this desert landscape, characterized by complex drainage patterns and canyon systems. In the northeastern corner, Lee Spring Canyon and Carpenter Canyon cut through the high ground, providing distinct topographical markers in an otherwise arid expanse. The terrain is marked by numerous seasonal wash channels that fan out across the alluvial plains, illustrating the water flow patterns typical of this Nevada region. Transport and access are defined by a network of forest and local routes, including Trout Canyon Rd and Middle St, alongside several numbered Forest Service roads like 568a and 569a. These trails and roads trace the base of the mountains and venture into the deeper canyons, reflecting the area's use for recreation and land management within the southern Nevada wilderness.