1988 Map of Schurz
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
The town of Schurz serves as the focal point of this 1980s-era topographical study, situated where the Southern Pacific railroad meets the winding course of the Walker River. Located within the Walker River Indian Reservation, the landscape is defined by the contrast between the sharp rising peaks of the Wassuk Range to the west and the intricate irrigation network to the east. This system, including Canal No 1, Canal No 2, and various laterals like Lateral 1-A, illustrates the managed water resources vital to this desert valley. The map reveals localized infrastructure such as the Schurz Airport, an Athletic Field, and a small Cem north of the main settlement. Evidence of local industry and utility is visible through a Gravel Pit, scattered prospect markings, and a long Telephone Line tracing the valley floor.
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