2012 Map of Twentynine Palms Mountain

About this map

Twentynine Palms Mountain rises as a central landmark in this high desert landscape, which transitions from the northern flats near the Twentynine Palms Airport into the higher elevations of the Pinto Mountains. The drainage patterns are defined by episodic desert flows, most notably the Dog Wash, which snakes through the arid terrain. The map details the southern reach of Gold Park, accessed by the arterial Gold Park Rd, and highlights the isolated Music Valley further east. Transportation in this era is represented by a network of utilitarian desert routes, including Baseline Rd and Mojave Rd, which provide access to the foothills and mining-history-rich areas that border the region.