2014 Map of South Bastian Spring

About this map

Spring Valley dominates the central topography of this White Pine County corridor, serving as a significant hydrologic basin in the high desert of eastern Nevada. The area is defined by the sharp transition from the valley floor to the western slopes of the Snake Range, where the notable Osceola Arch marks the high, rising terrain. This landscape of seasonal and perennial water is anchored by South Bastian Spring in the southwest, while Cleve Cr and Spring Cr drain the eastern slopes of the adjacent mountains. The placement of 6 50 and 893 reflects the established transportation corridors that navigate the north-south axis of the valley, skirting the edges of the alluvial fans.