2014 Map of Spring Mountain

About this map

Spring Mountain and the high elevations of the Snake Range dominate this 2014 landscape, marking a stark geographic transition across the border of White Pine County, Nevada, and Millard County, Utah. The topography is defined by significant drainage systems and geological features, including the narrow passage of Devils Gate and the winding Devils Gate Canyon. These natural corridors historically influenced movement through the high desert, providing essential water sources such as Warm Springs and Swan Cr in an otherwise arid environment. Further south, Petes Knoll stands as a distinct landmark above the desert floor near Marble Wash. This survey reflects the modern management of this interstate region, where the intersection of state lines and public land survey systems overlays a terrain of alluvial washes like Indian George Wash and steep mountain slopes.