1942 Map of Ruby
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
The borderlands of southern Arizona and Sonora, Mexico, are defined here by the mining activity and ranching outposts within the Coronado National Forest. At the heart of the district lies Ruby, a prominent settlement surrounded by the high summits of the Atacosa Mountains and Pajarito Peak. The landscape is etched with steep drainage systems like Sycamore Canyon and California Gulch, where several claims such as the Dos Amigos Mine and Morning Mine signify the region's mineral interests.
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