1933 Map of Calabasas

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Nogales anchors this tactical survey along the international boundary, a decade after the 1916 and 1922 revisions. The map details a landscape defined by the Santa Cruz River and the Southern Pacific rail line, showing the town's growth alongside military installations like Camp Stephen D. Little and its adjacent Target Range. Beyond the urban center, a network of cattle ranches and mining claims spreads through the canyons of the Coronado National Forest. Distinctive landmarks such as the Calabasas Store, Hotel Esplendor, and the Monte Carlo Dairy provide a granular view of the local economy during this era. Large historical land grants, including Baca Float No. 3 and San Jose de Sonoita, remain visible as primary geographic divisions, illustrating the enduring influence of older territorial claims on the 1930s borderland topography.