1930 Map of Stoval
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
The Gila River meanders through this arid landscape, flanked by the Palomas Mountains to the north and the wide San Cristobal Valley to the south. This era is defined by the critical transition from old wagon routes like the Palomas Yuma Road and Old Road to the modernizing influence of the Southern Pacific railroad. Small rail-side outposts such as Kofa Sta, Dateland, and Stoval serve as the primary human anchors in a region increasingly shaped by federal activity.
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Editions of this 1930 Stoval Map
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