1969 Map of Rox SE

About this map

The Lincoln Co Clark Co boundary line divides this arid high-desert landscape, where the seasonal drainage of Meadow Valley Wash defines the southwestern corner of the terrain. Surveyed in the late 1960s, the map reveals a sparsely developed region primarily characterized by its natural hydrological features. Notable among these are Whitmore Wash and Weiser Wash, which carve through the land alongside a single Jeep Trail in the northern reaches. For those interested in early mining or mineral exploration in the Mojave, a lone Drill Hole is marked near the northwestern edge, serving as one of the few indicators of human industry within this expansive topographical study.