2014 Map of Water Gap NE

About this map

Golden Gate Range dominates the central topography of this Nevada quadrangle, forming a significant divide between two high-elevation basins. To the west lies the broad expanse of Garden Valley, while to the southeast, the terrain transitions into Coal Valley. The landscape is largely defined by this high-desert basin and range structure, with the mountain peaks providing a stark contrast to the surrounding valley floors. Human infrastructure is notably sparse in this 2014 survey, primarily represented by Willow Rd cutting through the southeastern corner. The map documents the vast, open character of Nye County, highlighting the natural landforms that dictate the geography of this part of the state without the interference of major modern settlements.