2011 Map of Sodaville

About this map

Rhodes Salt Marsh dominates the southern landscape of this Mineral County quadrangle, highlighting the arid, mineral-rich terrain characteristic of the region. The small settlement of Sodaville sits at the junction of several local routes, anchored by the nearby Soda Springs. This area has long served as a transportation and resource hub, evidenced by the positioning of Tonopah Junction to the south and the Mina Airport at the northern boundary. The topography is defined by significant elevation changes, with Llama Mountain rising above a series of drainages including Water Canyon, Telephone Canyon, and Long Canyon. These canyons and seasonal water sources like Sulphur Spring and Martin Spring reveal the vital natural features that dictated the development of early Nevada infrastructure and travel corridors.