2014 Map of Tungsten Mountain

About this map

Tungsten Mtn stands as a prominent landmark within the Clan Alpine Mountains, a landscape defined by deep drainages and isolated water sources. This 2014 survey captures the high-desert character of central Nevada, where ephemeral flows like Willow Canyon Cr and Bernice Cr descend through steep-walled features such as Bernice Canyon and Rocky Canyon. The presence of Eagle Springs, Bob Spring, and Smooth Canyon Spring suggests the critical importance of reliable water points in this arid environment. To the east, the topography yields to the broad expanse of the Edwards Creek Valley, accessed via Shoshone Pass. The map traces Alpine Rd W, the primary corridor through this sparsely settled region, connecting the rugged highlands of Stone Canyon and Augusta Canyon with the valley floor.