2012 Map of Scottys Castle
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Scottys Castle stands as the central landmark on this arid landscape within Death Valley National Park. Located near the California and Nevada border, the site is defined by its relationship to vital desert water sources, including Scottys Grapevine Spring and Surprise Springs. The road network is sparse, centered on N Hwy and Route 267, which navigate the elevation changes through Grapevine Canyon Pass. This 2012 survey illustrates the isolation of the northern Mojave, where human settlement is restricted to the specific topographic corridor that supports the historic castle and its surrounding springs.
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