1955 Map of Lavic SE

About this map

The Bullion Mountains dominate this mid-century desert landscape, a high-altitude terrain marked by sharp ridges and volcanic features like the prominent Lava flow in the northern sector. At the time of this 1952 aerial survey, much of the area was designated as the Marine Corps Training Center, reflecting the region's importance for military maneuvers during the Cold War era. The map reveals a sparse network of infrastructure, consisting primarily of a Jeep trail and various unnamed trails used to navigate the difficult topography.