2012 Map of Rubber Hill

About this map

South Fork Owyhee River carves through the high desert landscape of Elko County, defining the drainage patterns and historical ranching utility of this border region between Nevada and Idaho. The map reveals a sparse network of unpaved roads and tracks that converge near Devils Corral, a site suggesting early livestock management or tactical use of the local topography. To the northwest, the namesake Rubber Hill stands as a prominent geographic landmark overlooking the river's winding course. This 2012 survey illustrates the continued importance of water sources in an arid environment, noting features such as Coyote Springs and the Stateline Windmill, which mark essential points for survival and industry along the state boundary.