1990 Map of West of Bellevue Peak

About this map

Antelope Valley dominates the western half of this Nevada landscape, meeting the rising elevations of the Fish Creek Range and Mahogany Hills to the east. The terrain is defined by dry drainage systems such as Fenstermaker Canyon, Davis Canyon, and Sullivan Wash, which transition from the steep highlands into the broad alluvial valley floor. Economic activity is signaled by the Antelope Mine and a designated Gravel Pit, reflecting the area's geological and extractive history. Water access, vital in this arid environment, is marked by specific points including Cockalorum Spring, the Mine Well, and various unnamed wells and tanks scattered across the basin. This survey provides a clear look at the relationship between the rugged peaks of the Antelope Range and the sparse but essential infrastructure of the high desert.