1959 Map of Sacramento Pass

About this map

Osceola and Black Horse appear as designated sites in the late 1950s, marking a landscape defined by the remnants of Nevada's mining history. The high peaks of the Snake Range dominate the eastern half of the map, where the Humboldt National Forest encompasses landmarks such as Buck Mtn and Stella Lake. In the lowlands of Spring Valley to the west, isolated settlements like Hogum and Cleve sit along drainage systems such as Cleve Creek and Dry Gulch.