Slate Mtn and the Fairview Range anchor this high-desert landscape at the intersection of Churchill, Mineral, and Nye counties. The terrain is defined by complex ridgelines and secluded basins, most notably the expansive Bell Flat to the northeast and Little Bell Flat to the west. Central to the map are the Sinkavata Hills, which sit between these larger mountain systems, providing a window into the geological isolation of the Great Basin during the early 21st century. To the southeast, the slopes of the Monte Cristo Mountains rise toward Mt Anna, marking a dramatic topographic boundary. This map captures a region primarily defined by its physical geography and survey townships, showing no permanent settlements, but instead focusing on the distinct landforms that have guided travel and mineral exploration through this part of Nevada for generations.
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1908 · Carson Sink
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1909 · Hawthorne
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1910 · Carson Sink
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1911 · Hawthorne
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1915 · Hawthorne
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1948 · Walker Lake
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1957 · Walker Lake
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1957 · Reno
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1959 · Reno
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1960 · Reno
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