1969 Map of South of Gregerson Basin

About this map

The high desert landscape of Lincoln County is defined here by the steep, deeply eroded eastern slopes of the Delamar Mountains as they descend into the Kane Springs Valley. This 1960s survey captures the region's absolute reliance on sparse water infrastructure in a high-elevation arid environment. Evidence of ranching and land management is sparse but critical, found in the high Pony Reservoir and a remote Well 4642 located in the northeastern heights. The mapping includes detailed surveying of topographic relief, showing the complex drainage patterns that feed the valley floor. A single Water Tank stands as a lonely landmark along the western ridges, while fine dashed lines across the terrain indicate selected fence lines, marking the quiet human imprint on this expansive public land.