2021 Map of West of Bellevue Peak

About this map

Antelope Valley serves as the primary drainage corridor for this high-desert basin, where seasonal runoff travels through the expansive Fenstermaker Wash. The landscape is defined by the surrounding topography of the Fish Creek Range to the east and the northern reaches of the Antelope Range in the southwest. This 2021 survey illustrates the land divisions of T17N and T16N, highlighting how the drainage systems of Davis Canyon navigate the transition from the Mahogany Hills down to the valley floor. The map provides a clear look at the natural watershed patterns in a part of Nevada where water and elevation dictate the paths of travel and the placement of cattle roads.