1931 Map of Kim
USGS Topo · Published 1931About this map
The Southern Pacific railroad cuts a straight line through the northern desert landscape of this 1927 survey, connecting the small settlement of Kim to the wider world. This era of Arizona's history is defined by the vital importance of water access for travelers and livestock, illustrated here by isolated landmarks like Pimoria Well, Garcia Well, and White Well. The map captures a transitional infrastructure, showing the Yuma - Gila Bend Road alongside older paths like the Yager Road and the Mohawk - Papago Well Road.
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