2014 Map of Water Gap East

About this map

The Golden Gate Range dominates the northwestern portion of this 2014 survey, descending into the broad expanse of Coal Valley. This arid Nevada landscape is defined by its vital water sources and the transportation corridors that connect them. Small but essential hydrological features like Triangle Spring, Sheep Reservoir Number 1, and Line Reservoir are carefully documented, marking critical points for ranching or wildlife in the high desert environment. The map tracks the convergence of several rural thoroughfares, including Timber Pass Rd and Upper Hole Rd, which navigate the basin's floor. Along the western edge, the distinct natural pass of Water Gap provides a passage between the valley and the surrounding high ground, accompanied by Cherry Creek Rd and Garden Valley Rd as they lead into the neighboring basin.