1969 Map of Table Mtn

About this map

Stillwater Mountain and the high ridges of the Stillwater Range dominate this 1960s landscape, where a network of trails and jeep tracks connects remote water sources and peaks. The presence of West Lee Well and named springs like Hard Time Spring underscores the importance of reliable water in this arid Churchill County environment. A transition in land use is evident along the western edge, where the Stillwater Wildlife Management Area meets the high desert floor. Resource extraction is hinted at by the Borrow Pits near the northern border, while the complex drainage system of Shirt-tail Canyon, Huckleberry Canyon, and Quaking Aspen Canyon defines the rugged eastern slopes. High points such as Mount Lincoln and Shaly Peak provide significant navigational landmarks across the interior.