2012 Map of Thirtymile Ranch

About this map

Thirtymile Ranch sits at a focal point for water and transit in this arid portion of White Pine County, served by both Thirtymile Spring and the nearby Thirtymile Wash. The landscape is defined by its drainages and distinctive high points, including the evocatively named Robbers Roost Ridge to the north and Red Pepper Butte to the east. Navigating this remote terrain relies on a network of named desert roads, such as Co RD 8 and 30 Mile RD, which connect isolated water sources like Summit Spring and Silver Tank. The topography reveals a complex system of canyons and valleys, most notably Long Valley Canyon and the enclosed Queue Valley, illustrating the critical role that specific landmarks and reliable springs play in the high desert ranching economy.