2012 Map of Segura Ranch

About this map

Segura Ranch sits at the northern end of Antelope Valley, a high-desert basin defined by the high ground of the Monitor Range and Antelope Range in rural Nye County. This 2012 survey documents a landscape where water management is the primary marker of human activity, tracing numerous named springs that have historically supported ranching and transit through this arid interior. Water features like Dick Allison Spring, Homestead Spring, and Cabin Spring appear throughout the foothills, often serving as the only reliable landmarks across vast stretches like Dry Valley. The course of Sevenmile Wash and White Rock Cr illustrate the drainage patterns of the Great Basin, while the name Coal Burner Spring hints at the historical resource extraction and charcoal production that once fueled regional mining operations. This sheet is a critical record of the specific hydrological points—such as Segura Spring Number Five and Applebush Hill Spring—that sustain life in the Nevada desert.