1992 Map of Mojave
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
Horned Toad Hills rise above the high desert floor where the Los Angeles Aqueduct and Second Los Angeles Aqueduct cut south toward the coast. The settlement of Mojave serves as a major logistical hub, defined by the massive footprint of the Mojave Airport and the junction of the Southern Pacific railroad lines. To the south, industrial extraction is evident at Standard Hill and an Open Pit Mine, while the landscape is dotted with several Gravel Pits and Prospects. Despite the arid terrain marked by Cache Creek, the map shows developed social infrastructure including Mojave West Park, an Athletic Field, and a Golf Course. Smaller named locales like Chaffee and Fleta emphasize the area's role in rail and transport history during the late twentieth century.
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