2015 Map of Valjean Hills

About this map

Rabbit Holes Spring serves as a vital water point in this arid stretch of the Mojave Desert within San Bernardino County. The landscape is defined by the prominent Dumont Hills in the northwest and the Valjean Hills to the south, showcasing the intricate topography of the California desert during the early twenty-first century. These elevations and the drainage patterns that wrap around them reflect the harsh environmental conditions that have shaped land use and exploration in the region. The map meticulously documents the township and range boundaries, including t19n r8e and t19n r9e, which provide the legal framework for this remote terrain. This 2015 survey is a record of the enduring geography of the Mojave, where reliable springs like those found here have historically been critical for travelers and local fauna alike.