1964 Map of Wickenburg

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The Hassayampa River valley serves as the primary corridor for development and transport in this mid-1960s Arizona survey. The town of Wickenburg is shown with its local infrastructure including a High Sch, Hospital, and Cem, while the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad parallels the river's path southeast toward the settlement of Allah. The desert landscape is defined by the Vulture Mountains and Wickenburg Mountains, where resource extraction is evident at the Dragon Mine and Mammoth Spar Mine. Aviation and recreation are also represented by the Ramuda Ranch Landing Strip and Roadside Park, illustrating how the region's economy integrated mining, transportation, and early tourism around water sources like Palm Lake.