1969 Map of Rox SE

About this map

Meadow Valley Wash defines the southwestern drainage patterns of this arid landscape, situated along the historic boundary between Lincoln and Clark counties. The topography is marked by deep alluvial fans and dissecting drainages like Whitmore Wash and Weiser Wash, which trend southeast toward the lower basins. A solitary Jeep Trail navigates the northern reaches of the quadrangle, indicating the minimal infrastructure present in this part of southern Nevada during the late 1960s. This survey records a transition from high desert plateaus to complex wash systems, providing a clear picture of the natural drainage corridors used by early travelers and surveyors.