2011 Map of Patrick

About this map

The Truckee River corridor defines the geography of this northern Nevada landscape, serving as the primary artery for both transportation and water. Modern transit infrastructure is established via the Patrick Interchange and Clark Interchange, facilitating movement between small settlements like Patrick and Wunotoo. This 2011 survey captures a transition from traditional agricultural and ranching land uses, evidenced by the 102 Ranch, to a more industrial and residential layout indicated by roads like Waltham Way. The southern terrain rises toward the prominent height of Clark Mountain, while deep geological features such as Chalk Bluff Canyon and Giants Throne Canyon break the desert floor. Water resources are managed through features like Tracy Pond, which alongside the river, support the area's ongoing development east of the Reno-Sparks metropolitan area.