1944 Map of Chloride
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Mining operations and remote desert homesteads define this 1939 survey of the Cerbat Mountains in Mohave County. The town of Chloride stands as a central hub for the surrounding industrial landscape, which includes major workings like the Tennessee Mine and the Arizona Magma Mine. The map documents a rugged economic geography where mineral extraction and ranching coexist, from the Keystone Mines near Mineral Park to family holdings like Lewis Ranch and Goose Ranch. To the south, the whimsical settlement of Santa Claus sits along the road in the Hualpai Valley, providing a distinct contrast to the heavy labor of the Stockton Mine and White Eagle Mine tucked into the canyons. Prominent summits like Cerbat Peak and Turquoise Mtn anchor the terrain, while reliable water sources like Putman Spr and Cedar Spr mark essential points in an otherwise arid expanse.
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