B09_Amd10_-_Drawing_Coversheet_00_DEVA_318717_Jan2026x_0010.pdf

This is a construction drawing map for Death Valley National Park located in California, showing the project area and proposed rehabilitation of wastewater treatment and furnace creek areas. The map illustrates the park boundary, approximate project boundary, state lines, county lines, paved and unpaved roads, rivers, and visitor facilities including visitor centers, information centers, parking areas, picnic areas, restrooms, telephone locations, gas stations, airports, campgrounds, restaurants, ranger stations, and schools.

The project is located approximately 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, Nevada, spanning across Inyo County and San Bernardino County in California. Key facilities shown include Mesquite Spring, Stovepipe Wells Village, Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Borax Museum, Death Valley Junction, and Ridgecrest. The drawing provides a scale of feet and meters for reference and includes a north directional indicator. This appears to be a preliminary site map for infrastructure rehabilitation work at Death Valley National Park, prepared by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Denver Service Center, with document identification number 178009.