1970 Map of Weepah Spring

About this map

Timber Mountain and the Seaman Range dominate this high-desert terrain in Lincoln County, where life and travel centered around critical water sources. The map highlights the isolation of these peaks during the early 1970s, as the only established routes through the area are designated as Jeep Trail. This network of unpaved tracks connects the scattered hydrologic features essential for survival in the arid environment, including Weepah Spring and White Rock Spring. Near the southeast corner, the White River and associated Water Tanks represent the most developed infrastructure in an otherwise undeveloped landscape. The survey also precisely marks the Base Line, a fundamental surveying boundary that dictates the legal division of this remote Nevada interior.