1981 Map of Trinity Pass

About this map

Sage Valley and the northern reaches of the Trinity Range dominate this Nevada landscape, reflecting a remote region defined by mining and historical transit. The map identifies the Halfway House (Site) near Trinity Pass, a label that points to the area's legacy as a waystation for travelers crossing the high desert. Industrial activity is scattered across the terrain, with several Prospects, a Prospect, and a dedicated Mine in the western hills, alongside a Borrow Pit near the pass. The prevalence of Guzzler labels indicates the managed water sources vital for local wildlife and livestock in this arid environment, while a Corral near the old house site suggests the continuing ranching traditions of Pershing County. Deep drainage features like Toll Rock Canyon illustrate the complex topography of the range during the late twentieth century.