1968 Map of Reveille

About this map

Reveille (Site) serves as a focal point for this 1968 topographic study, positioned near the southern reaches of the Reveille Range. The landscape is defined by its mining heritage, with the New Reveille Mine, Gila Mine, and Last Burro Mine carved into the mountainsides alongside various prospects and ruins. Water, a critical resource in this arid environment, is meticulously documented at Cane Spring, Hyde Spring, and the Echo Canyon Reservoir. To the north, the Twin Springs Ranch sits at the junction of the Hot Creek Valley and the Pancake Range, where a slough and seeps provide moisture for the valley floor. The map highlights a network of jeep trails and the Nyala Road, connecting these isolated mineral works to the broader expanse of Railroad Valley.