1931 Map of Kim
USGS Topo · Published 1931About this map
Southern Pacific tracks cut across the northern reaches of this desert landscape, establishing a vital transit corridor through the Mohawk Valley. The small settlement of Kim serves as a lonely outpost along the rails, situated just east of the Mohawk Pass. This 1931 edition reflects a time when survival in the arid Southwest depended on scattered water sources like Pimoria Well, Garcia Well, and White Well, which provided essential stopping points for travelers moving between the Mohawk Mountains and the San Cristobal Valley.
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Editions of this 1931 Kim Map
3 editions found
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