1993 Map of Copic
USGS Topo · Published 1996About this map
The historical conflict sites of Battle of Lands Ranch (Site) and Battle of Scorpion Point (Site) anchor this 1993 study of the California high desert. Situated within the Modoc National Forest, the landscape transitions from the engineering works of Copic Bay—defined by a complex system of Levees, a Ditch, and a Pipeline—to the volcanic topography of Casuse Mountain and Coyote Butte. The rail infrastructure of the Southern Pacific runs through the northern reaches near Copic, where industrial artifacts like Storage Bins and a Pumping Sta reveal the area's agricultural and logistical management. The presence of the Glory Hole Quarry and several Cinder Pits suggests the region's reliance on mineral extraction amidst the arid terrain of Saddle Blanket Flat and Dobie Flat.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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1952 · Timber Mountain
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