1904 Map of Congress
USGS Topo · Published 1923About this map
Mining operations and remote ranching outposts define this high-desert landscape in the Yavapai backcountry during the early twentieth century. The Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix railroad provides the primary artery through the region, connecting the settlement at Congress Junction and the adjacent Martinez to broader markets. The local economy is visibly anchored by intensive mineral extraction, particularly at the Congress Mine and Senate Mine near the base of the Date Creek Mountains, while the Weaver Mountains are dotted with active camps like Stanton and Octave.
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