1982 Map of Rocky Canyon

About this map

The Seven Troughs Range dominates this portion of Pershing County, Nevada, where the desert landscape is defined by steep canyons and isolated water sources. Evidence of the region's mining heritage is visible at the Farrell townsite and the nearby Wildcat Mine, reflecting a period of extraction that once drew people to this arid terrain. The map details a network of 4WD tracks providing access to remote locations like Egbert Meadow and the striking Eagles Nest Rock. Reliable water was essential for both miners and livestock, as indicated by the presence of Olson Meadow Spring, Stonehouse Spring, and Shingle Spring. From the high peaks of KBSK Mountain down to the eastern expanse of Sage Valley, the topographic details trace the primary drainage systems of Wildcat Canyon and Rocky Canyon.