1957 Map of Moquino
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Industrial and ancient landscapes converge on this 1950s survey of the New Mexico interior, where the Laguna Indian Reservation meets the historic bounds of the Cebolleta Grant. The terrain is defined by dramatic mesas and volcanic features like Mesa Chivato and Cerro Negro, but the southern portion of the sheet reveals the massive footprints of the mid-century uranium boom. The presence of the Jackpile Mine, St Anthony Mine, and large areas of Tailings south of the Paguate Purchase Grant boundary illustrate the intense resource extraction that reshaped the region.
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