What this tracks
This dataset records wildlife crossing structures (like underpasses and culverts) near Nevada’s highways, including what species they’re designed for.
Why it matters to you
If you’re driving US Route 93 through rural Nevada, this data tells you where animals are most likely to cross the highway — helping you stay alert in high-risk areas. Hunters can see where large ungulates (like deer) frequently cross, while conservationists can verify if crossings near their property are marked as complete.
How to read this data
Structure — Type of crossing (e.g., “Underpass”).
FocalSpecies — Which animals the crossing serves (e.g., “Lrg Ungulates” for deer/elk).
RoadName — Highway where crossing is located (e.g., “US93”).
Status — Whether construction is “Complete” or other phases.
Try it yourself
Check if US93 near 10 Mile Summit has completed wildlife crossings before your next road trip through that area.