Volcanic Hills rise across this high-desert landscape in Esmeralda County, where the topography is defined by complex canyon systems and seasonal water sources. The southern portion of the quadrangle includes a section of the Inyo National Forest, marked by rugged drainages such as Trail Canyon and the broad expanse of Wildhorse Flat. Historical mining activity and remote access are evidenced by the presence of the B&B Mine Road, which snakes through the western hills near Mustang Canyon. Significant drainage networks, including Pinchot Cr and its associated Pinchot Crk Loop, illustrate the area's hydrology. Geologic and geographic landmarks like Pinyon Hill, Pinto Hill, and Sand Spring Canyon provide essential navigation points in this arid region, while Sand Spring indicates a critical, localized water source in an otherwise parched environment.
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1909 · Hawthorne
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1911 · Hawthorne
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1915 · Hawthorne
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1917 · White Mountain
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1947 · Mariposa
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1948 · Walker Lake
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1948 · Mariposa
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1957 · Walker Lake
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1957 · Mariposa
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1962 · Walker Lake
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