1941 Map of Organ Peak

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The San Andres Mountains and the spire-like peaks of the Organ Peak range dominate this 1941 survey, showing a landscape defined by isolated ranches and early mining activity. Small outposts of habitation like the Will F. Isaacs Ranch and Cox Home Ranch are scattered across the desert floor, while the settlement of Organ sits near the critical San Augustin Pass. This pass serves as the primary corridor through the high terrain, linking the western desert to the eastern basins.