2018 Map of Silver State Draw

About this map

Slumbering Hills dominate the western portion of this Great Basin landscape, rising sharply from the expanse of Silver State Valley. This high-desert terrain is defined by its critical water sources, with several named seeps such as Davetown Spring and Wilder Spring punctuating the arid slopes. The western ridge-line is particularly dense with features like Sheepherder Spring and a cluster of livestock or ranching-related points including Circle Bar Number 1 Spring, Circle Bar Number 2 Spring, and Circle Bar Number 3 Spring. These landmarks, along with Squaw Peak, provide essential orientation in a region where historical travel followed the contours of the land. Silver State Draw cuts through the central section, while Sand Pass Rd provides the primary north-south passage through the valley floor to the east.