1959 Map of Campo
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
Campo and its surrounding mountain ranch lands occupy a strategic position along the United States Mexico border in the late 1950s. The settlement pattern reflects a mix of institutional and agricultural development, including Rancho Del Campo and Hacienda Del Florasol, with educational hubs like Campo School and the Mtn Empire Union High Sch serving the local population. The San Diego and Arizona railway corridor cuts through the rugged terrain of the Campo Valley, providing a critical transportation link through this borderland region.
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Editions of this 1959 Campo Map
4 editions found
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