1990 Map of Segura Ranch

About this map

Segura Ranch sits at the northern end of Antelope Valley, serving as a primary point of human activity in this high-elevation basin within the Toiyabe National Forest. The 1990 survey captures a landscape defined by water scarcity and relief, where vital sources like Segura Spring, Cabin Spring, and Applebush Hill Spring (Corral) dictate the patterns of ranching and movement. The geography is bounded by the Monitor Range to the west and the Antelope Range to the east, with White Rock Creek and Meadow Creek draining the high slopes. Evidence of mineral exploration appears as Prospects scattered across the ridges, while a network of 4wd tracks connects the ranch to distant valley floors like Dry Valley. The presence of several springs and a Stock Pond highlights the intensive management of this arid environment for grazing and survival.