1967 Map of Plush

About this map

Plush sits at the edge of the expansive Warner Valley, a landscape shaped by the seasonal waters of the Warner Lakes and the drainage of Honey Creek. This 1960s survey documents a remote high-desert community reliant on local infrastructure, from the Gaging Station monitoring creek flow to a localized Landing Strip and Gravel Pits. The eastern portion of the map is dominated by the shoreline of Hart Lake, while the western terrain rises toward upland features like Juniper Spring and Miners Draw. A network of Jeep Trails provides the primary access through the surrounding hills, reflecting the area's isolation and its agricultural and ranching foundations.