2018 Map of Placerites

About this map

The Kamma Mountains define the high desert topography of this Pershing County landscape, where water sources were essential for survival and transit. Named water features like Judges Springs, Corral Spring, and Outlaw Spring suggest a history of seasonal usage and livestock management in an otherwise arid basin. The drainage of Rabbithole Cr and Cow Cr cuts through the terrain, leading toward Cow Canyon in the southwestern portion of the map. Modern access is marked by Seven Troughs Rd, a route that skirts the eastern foothills. This map documents the persistent land divisions of the Public Land Survey System, including t33n r29e and t32n r30e, illustrating how historical township and range boundaries continue to organize the remote Nevada interior.