Indian Springs Ranch Develop your Exclusive Private Ranch Estate on this 80 (+/-) Acre Historic Ranch with existing Warm Spring, Lakes, Ponds, Streams, Fruit Orchards and Pastures for Livestock or a Planned Community with up to 360 (+/-) Residential Units according to the current Clark County Master Plan. The Indian Springs Ranch has a rich history of farming and ranching. In the mid 1800's it was known as Indian Creek Farms. The Ranch was purchased by the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad and in 1909 received the US Land Patent, signed by President, William H. Taft. The Las Vegas & Tonopah Railroad, built by William Clark (Clark County), completed construction of the railroad from Las Vegas to Tonopah in 1906 to service the booming mining towns in central Nevada. Indian Springs was the first Whistle Stop out of Las Vegas (Photo of Railroad Schedule) and included a lunch stop at the People's Saloon. In 1910, Ira Macfarland (Macfarland Ave.) developed the lake as a retreat for Las Vegan's and in 1918, the Railroad was removed to make way for the new US 95 Highway. During WW II, the Indian Springs Army Airfield was established currently known as Creech Air Force Base "Home of the Drone". The warm Spring Water flowing from the spring is a consistent 78 degrees F at a rate of approximately 438 Gallons Per Minute. The water usage is Permitted by the State Engineer at an annual amount of 236 Acre Feet for Quasi-municipal, Domestic, Agriculture, and Commercial (Bottled Water and Bulk Sales). For additional information and a detailed property description, contact: Dave Hensley, Clark County Management Corp.
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