1967 Map of El Paso Peaks

About this map

The El Paso Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in Eastern California, revealing a terrain defined by mid-century mining and rail infrastructure. At the foot of the peaks, the Southern Pacific line cuts through the Fremont Valley, while an Old Railroad Grade traces the eastern flank of the Summit Range toward Garden City Station. The industrial history of the region is evident at the Yellow Aster Mill (Ruins) and various Gravel Pits scattered near Goler Heights.