1954 Map of Aguanga
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The boundary between Riverside and San Diego counties bisects a landscape defined by mountain peaks and narrow alluvial valleys. The small settlement of Aguanga sits at the junction of Temecula Creek and Cahuilla Creek, serving as a gateway to the high desert. To the southeast, the historic hamlet of Oak Grove marks a significant waypoint on the old Southern Emigrant Trail, noted here by the Oak Grove Stage Station Historical Marker and the nearby Camp Wright Historical Marker.
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Editions of this 1954 Aguanga Map
9 editions found
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