1992 Map of Coolidge
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
Casa Grande National Monument (Ruins) anchors the northern edge of this landscape, preserving prehistoric Hohokam architecture near the modern city of Coolidge. The map reveals a complex water management system essential to the desert economy, featuring the Pima Canal, Main Canal, and the Aqueduct alongside the Gila River. This 1990s revision shows the established residential grids of Randolph and Eleven Mile Corner, while also detailing the industrial and institutional infrastructure of the era, such as the Arizona Training Center and several irrigation control structures like the Check Gate. The presence of the Southern Pacific railroad and the Pinal County Fairgrounds underscores the area's role as a regional hub for transportation and community gatherings. From the heights of Signal Peak to the agricultural expanses defined by Southside Levees, the map captures a transition between ancient history and modern reclamation.
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