2012 Map of Timber Mountain Pass East

About this map

Indian Peak and the high desert terrain of the Seaman Range define this high-altitude corner of Nye County. The landscape is marked by dramatic elevation shifts, where the steep faces of Black Cliff give way to the passage at Timber Mountain Pass. To the northeast, the White River cuts through the basin, serving as a primary hydrological feature in an otherwise arid expanse. This survey captures the natural corridors and peaks that have historically dictated movement through the central Nevada interior, mapping the relationship between prominent summits like Timber Mountain and the watercourses that drain toward the valley floors. It is an essential document for understanding the geographic barriers and landmarks used by early travelers and surveyors in the region.