1973 Map of Twelvemile Flat

About this map

Twelvemile Flat characterizes this remote Elko County landscape, mapped during the early 1970s. The terrain is defined by its isolation and limited infrastructure, visible through the presence of a single Landing Strip and a long Jeep Trail that cuts diagonally across the topography. While much of the land remains open, specific points of human activity and named geography appear, such as the Star Valley Cabin in the northwest and the prominent Bartome Knoll to the southwest. This survey offers a clear view of a high-desert environment before modern development, capturing the essential landmarks used by ranchers and travelers in this part of Nevada.