1941 Map of Arivaca
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
Las Guijas Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in southern Arizona, where a sparse network of cattle ranches and hard-rock mines defined the local economy during the early 1940s. The settlement of Arivaca serves as the focal point, situated near the confluence of Arivaca Creek and Puertocito Wash. This era shows a transition in the mining industry, with several major operations such as the Liberty Mine, Colorado Clark Mine, and San Luis Mine already listed as abandoned by the time of the survey.
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Editions of this 1941 Arivaca Map
2 editions found
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