1981 Map of San Cayetano Mts.

About this map

The Luis Maria Baca Float No 3 land grant dominates this section of Southern Arizona, illustrating the complex history of Spanish and Mexican land claims in the region. The landscape is defined by the sharp rise of the San Cayetano Mountains, culminating at San Cayetano Peak. This 1981 record shows a sparsely populated terrain where water sources like Tejano Spring, Sheuy Well, and Chivas Tank are vital markers for navigation and livestock. Evidence of early industry and habitation appears in the eastern foothills near Salero Ranch, where a small Cem and scattered Ruins indicate a longer human presence. Mining history is preserved through the Tubutama Mine and the naming of Coal Mine Canyon, while modern infrastructure is represented by a Radio Facility atop the high ground north of Bond Canyon.