2014 Map of West of Christina Peak

About this map

Diamond Valley occupies this high desert landscape, characterized by a structured grid of rural roads and section lines established by the Public Land Survey System. The area reflects a transitional landscape where historic ranching routes like Sulfur Thompson Rd and Cottonwood Ranch Rd meet a more modern, formalized network of numbered and named streets such as 15th St and Keg St. The map illustrates the expansive nature of Basin and Range topography in Nevada, showing the vast open spaces between the Diamond Mountains to the east and the Roberts Creek Mountains to the west. This 2014 survey documents the persistence of the rural agricultural and ranching layout, with the inclusion of arterial routes like Co Road 1 and Mustang Rd serving as the primary infrastructure connecting remote land parcels.