1969 Map of Table Mtn

About this map

Stillwater Range peaks dominate this high-desert terrain, where isolated water sources like Hard Time Spring and Huckleberry Canyon provide critical relief in a landscape defined by deep drainages and steep ridges. The map captures the eastern edge of the Stillwater Wildlife Management Area, bordering an expansive network of named canyons including Poco Canyon and Long Pete Canyon. This 1969 field-checked survey highlights a lack of established land lines and permanent settlements, replaced instead by a system of Jeep Trails and a single telephone line crossing the northern reaches. High points such as Table Mountain, Mount Lincoln, and Shaly Peak provide significant navigational landmarks for those traversing the rugged interior of Churchill County, while scattered Borrow Pits and the West Lee Well suggest localized resource extraction and water management efforts in this arid environment.