2021 Map of Tijuana John Peak

About this map

Tijuana John Peak stands as the primary landmark in this corner of the Toana John Mountains, a high desert landscape where elevations shift dramatically across the central portion of the sheet. The terrain is defined by the headwaters and drainage patterns of multiple creeks, including Trout Cr, which flows northward through the heart of the mountains, and Willow Cr to the northeast. To the southwest, the topography transitions toward the Granite Range, showing the stark intersection of multiple high-altitude formations. The map documents the Public Land Survey System grid across four townships, including t46n r65e and t45n r66e, revealing a landscape primarily structured by natural hydrology and surveyor boundaries rather than concentrated settlements. This 2021 update utilizes modern NAIP imagery and National Hydrography Dataset facts to precisely locate these permanent water features and peaks within the high Nevada desert.