2018 Map of Weepah Spring

About this map

Seaman Range peaks dominate this high-desert terrain in Lincoln County, Nevada, where the landscape is defined by its vital water sources and dramatic elevation changes. The quadrangle is anchored by the eponymous Weepah Spring in the central hills and White Rock Spring further south, features that historically dictated the movement of livestock and travelers through this arid corridor. To the east, the White River valley cuts a distinct path alongside the Pahroc Range, providing a low-lying contrast to the northern heights of Timber Mtn. This survey captures the region's sparse infrastructure, focusing on the relationship between these life-sustaining springs and the rugged topography that separates the distinct ranges.