1985 Map of Calumet Mine

About this map

Calumet Mountains dominate the southern portion of this desert landscape, where steep contours give way to the broad expanse of Bristol Lake to the northwest. The map captures a transitional zone between the arid peaks and the flat, salt-crusted basin of the lake, reflecting the characteristic geography of the eastern Mojave. Evidence of human enterprise is sparse but significant, featuring a long Pipeline corridor and a small Prospect located near the northern foothills of the range. To the east, the land opens into the Cadiz Valley, showing a landscape defined by natural drainage patterns and the remote infrastructure required for desert resource management in the mid-1980s.