1912 Map of Mogollon

About this map

Mogollon and the high peaks of the Mule Mountains dominate this early twentieth-century survey of southwestern New Mexico. The landscape is defined by the transition from the river valleys of the San Francisco River and Gila River to the towering heights of Whitewater Baldy and Center Baldy. In this era, the mining settlement at Cooney and the nearby Power Plant at Graham represent the industrial reach into the steep canyons of the Gila National Forest.