1964 Map of Picacho
USGS Topo · Published 1987About this map
The Colorado River carves a dramatic path through this desert landscape, forming the natural border between California and Arizona within the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge. Along its banks, the settlement of Picacho and the Picacho Mill Ruins stand as reminders of the region's mining and milling history. The terrain is defined by a dense network of dry washes, including Red Cloud Wash and Yuma Wash, which drain the eastern slopes of the Trigo Mountains.
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Editions of this 1964 Picacho Map
3 editions found
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