Imlay

Tucked into the arid Humboldt River valley of northwestern Nevada, Imlay is a place whose character is shaped by the Great Basin’s dry, open terrain. Interstate 80 and the Union Pacific rail corridor run through this small Humboldt County community, a practical stop in a region where settlements are separated by long stretches of basin-and-range country. The Humboldt River feeds nearby Rye Patch Reservoir, an important body of water in this otherwise water-scarce landscape. East of town, Thunder Mountain Monument is the hand-built visionary environment created by Frank Van Zant, assembled from stone, bottles and other found materials. Find related webcams in northern Nevada to build a fuller picture of the Humboldt River country.

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