1985 Map of Water Gap NE

About this map

The Golden Gate Range dominates this mid-1980s landscape, serving as a high-altitude divide between two significant desert basins. To the west, the map captures the eastern edge of Garden Valley, while the southeastern corner reveals the opening of Coal Valley. This provisional study highlights the sparse but essential infrastructure of the Nevada interior, documenting isolated water sources like a Well and agricultural remnants such as Corrals. Notable geological details are also recorded, including a Cave tucked within the range and a specific Natural Arch located on the eastern slopes, offering a precise look at the area's natural landmarks before late-century shifts in land management.