2014 Map of Wine Cup Ranch SW

About this map

The Windermere Hills dominate this high-desert landscape in northeastern Nevada, where a complex network of seasonal drainages and springs defines the remote topography. Significant elevation changes are marked by Black Mtn and the crossing at Tripon Pass, illustrating the geographic barriers that shaped early ranching routes. Water sources are the most critical features for any historical researcher or land user in this arid basin, with Prather Springs, Thurston Spring, and Brush Creek Springs providing vital points of reference. The map also records the winding paths of Deadman Cr and Cricket Cr, which flow toward the lower elevations of Hunter Draw and Sheep Draw. Access is primarily via Winecup Ranch Rd, which connects these varied terrains and water points.