2018 Map of West of Bellevue Peak

About this map

Antelope Valley serves as a central drainage basin in this high-desert landscape of Eureka County, defined by the seasonal flow of Fenstermaker Wash. The terrain is steeply framed by the Mahogany Hills to the north and the Fish Creek Range to the east, illustrating the typical basin-and-range topography of central Nevada. The map details a network of 4WD trails and local roads that navigate the complex elevation changes between the valley floor and the Antelope Range. This U.S. Geological Survey topographic study documents the drainage patterns through Davis Canyon and the surrounding wilderness, where resource management and ranching tracks provide the only infrastructure. The absence of permanent settlements highlights the area's role as a vast rangeland and provides a clear record of the watershed and land-management boundaries in the late 2010s.