1958 Map of Montezuma Pass
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
The southern end of the Huachuca Mountains meets the international border in this late 1950s survey. Much of the land is preserved within the Coronado National Forest and the Coronado National Memorial, marking the rugged terrain where the United States Mexico boundary line stretches across One Hundred three Mesa. The map serves as a detailed record of high-altitude mining activity, featuring numerous entries for shafts, tunnels, and prospects scattered near Montezuma Pass.
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Editions of this 1958 Montezuma Pass Map
5 editions found
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