1959 Map of Cameron Corners
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
The La Posta Indian Reservation and Campo Indian Reservation dominate this section of the Laguna Mts in San Diego County. This 1959 survey shows a landscape defined by mountain ranching and early fire-prevention infrastructure, including the Cameron Guard Sta and its adjacent Heliport, as well as the Campo Forest Fire Sta. Transportation across these high valleys relied on the San Diego and Arizona Eastern railroad and the burgeoning highway system near Morena Village and Boulder Oaks. The map details several family-named locations such as Coogan Ranch, La Posta Ranch, and Miller Ranch, alongside local landmarks like The Narrows and Clover Flat. At the southern edge, Cameron Corners serves as a small hub for the surrounding Campo Valley.
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Editions of this 1959 Cameron Corners Map
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