1969 Map of Wildcat Wash NE

About this map

Coyote Spring Valley and Meadow Valley define the arid landscape of Lincoln County in this late-1960s topographic survey. The terrain is dominated by unnamed mountain peaks and ridges, where drainage patterns are etched by the winding course of Wildcat Wash and Farrier Wash. These ephemeral watercourses descend toward the Bunker Hills, illustrating the stark hydrology of the Nevada desert. Human impact is minimal on this sheet, marked primarily by a single Jeep Trail that skirts the northwestern boundary. This 1969 field-checked record captures the region's wilderness character before modern development or major infrastructure altered these remote basins, providing a clear view of the natural topography and primitive access routes used by early surveyors and explorers.