1892 Map of San Pedro

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The Sandia Mountains and Ortiz Mountains anchor this late nineteenth-century landscape, revealing a network of mining and agricultural settlements connected by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Surveyed just as the New Mexico Territory was becoming increasingly integrated with the national rail system, the map tracks the industrial and social footprint of the era through mining hubs like San Pedro and Golden, alongside older communities such as Algodones on the Rio Grande.