1939 Map of Chloride
USGS Topo · Published 1939About this map
Chloride serves as the focal point of this mining-heavy landscape in the late 1930s, positioned along State Highway No 62 between the Sacramento Valley and the Cerbat Mountains. The topography is dominated by a concentrated belt of hard-rock mining operations, including the Tennessee Mine, Arizona Magma Mine, and Keystone Mine. This survey captures the region just before wartime industrial shifts, showing the proximity of early settlements like Mineral Park and the whimsically named Santa Claus to established cattle operations such as Barksdale Ranch and Lewis Ranch.
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