1953 Map of Pioche
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
Pioche sits at the heart of this Nevada mining district, where decades of silver and lead extraction shaped the high-desert landscape. The terrain is a dense network of industrial development, centered on the Pioche Hills and extending into Treasure Hill. A remarkable concentration of mining infrastructure is documented here, including the prominent Pioche Mines Mill Stack, the Raymond Ely Extension Mine, and the Pacific Tunnel. The layout reveals how the industry dictated settlement patterns, with the primary town site supported by outlying residential areas like Caselton and Caselton Heights.
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Editions of this 1953 Pioche Map
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Historical Maps of Pioche Through Time
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