1968 Map of Warm Springs SE

About this map

Reveille Valley serves as the central trough of this high-desert landscape, flanked by the steep rising slopes of the Kawich Range to the west and the Reveille Range to the east. This 1968 field-checked survey reveals the ephemeral infrastructure of Nevada's interior, where isolated ranching and mining efforts are marked by a Well, several instances of a Corral, and an Aqueduct cutting across the valley floor. Of particular interest to industrial historians are the Corral Reville Mill (Ruins) and the Reville Mill (Ruins), signifying the area's legacy of ore processing. The map also traces a Jeep Trail winding through the basin, providing the primary access through this arid terrain. Topographic detail includes various benchmarks such as BM 5955 and BM 5779, which assist in orienting the dramatic elevation changes from the basin floor to the mountain peaks.