Situated between the railroad tracks and the Humboldt River, this 92-acre property occupies one of Elko's most unique locations. Long used as a gravel pit, the land offers a rare combination of industrial history and natural resource value in the heart of the region. A standout feature is the 73.30 acres of diversified pasture water rights drawn from the Humboldt River, carrying a coveted 1870 priority date - among the earliest and most secure in the state under Nevada's prior appropriation system. The property's riverfront setting provides a natural sanctuary for abundant wildlife and waterfowl, making it equally compelling for the outdoor enthusiast, conservationist, or investor with a vision for the land's next chapter. Whether you're looking to capitalize on the water rights, explore development potential, or secure a rare piece of Elko's storied landscape, this property is a one-of-a-kind opportunity.