2012 Map of Stampede Ranch

About this map

Stampede Ranch serves as the primary landmark in this Elko County landscape, where water management and ranching define the terrain. The central drainage of Maggie Creek is fed by numerous seasonal tributaries, including Coon Creek to the south and Dip Creek to the west. In the northeast, Eagle Rock Reservoir provides a critical point of water storage for the high desert environment. The topography is further shaped by Water Pipe Canyon and the winding course of Taylors Cañon Creek, which follows a modern roadway corridor. This 2012 survey illustrates the sparse settlement patterns typical of rural Nevada, where geographic features like Carlin Creek and Coal Creek are as significant to local orientation as the ranch headquarters themselves.