2012 Map of Panaca

About this map

Panaca stands as a primary settlement in this eastern Nevada landscape, where the confluence of several desert drainages like Caselton Wash, Little Red Wash, and Meadow Valley Wash shapes the valley floor. The town's infrastructure includes the Panaca Post Office and proximity to the Lincoln County Airport. Historically significant industrial sites are evidenced by the Chicago Mill and Condor Mill, pointing to the region's mining heritage near the dramatic geology of Cathedral Gorge and Condor Canyon. Genealogists and local historians will find the Bullionville Cemetery clearly marked north of the main settlement. The surrounding area is dotted with family-run outposts such as Newman Ranch and Mathews Ranch, while natural water sources like Panaca Spring and Cold Spring provide essential points of interest in this arid environment.