1968 Map of Reveille

About this map

Mining operations and high-desert terrain define this mid-century survey of the Reveille Range. The landscape is dominated by the industrial legacy of the district, specifically the New Reveille Mine and the Lost Burro Mine. Near the center of the sheet, the Reveille (Site) and various Ruins indicate the location of former settlements and structures that once supported the local extraction economy. The topography is distinctive, featuring the high points of Streuben Knob and the strangely named Goblin Knobs to the north. Water sources are scarce in this arid environment, with only Hyde Spring and a generic Spring near the old townsite providing reliable points of interest for historical geography. Access through the region is primarily limited to a network of Jeep Trails that wind through the steep, mountainous elevations.