2018 Map of Wildhorse Spring

About this map

The West Humboldt Range dominates this landscape on the border of Churchill and Pershing Counties, providing a stark topographical contrast to the surrounding basins. This high-desert terrain is defined by its drainage patterns and isolated water sources, most notably the namesake Wildhorse Spring tucked into the western slopes. Large ephemeral drainage systems like Packard Wash cut through the eastern flats, illustrating the seasonal water movement through this arid region. The map provides a precise look at the township and range survey lines, including t26n r32e and t25n r33e, which partition the open land into the standard grid system used for mining claims and land management in the Great Basin.