1980 Map of Wilbur Canyon
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
Las Guijas Mountains and the Coronado National Forest dominate this arid landscape, where the seasonal waters of Wilbur Canyon and San Luis Wash carve through the Pima County terrain. The survey captures a network of resource extraction and ranching infrastructure, evidenced by the San Luis Mine, Moore Mine, and scattered prospects. This era of land use is further marked by numerous water management features essential for survival in the desert, including Yellow Jacket Dam, La Minta Dam, and several named catchments like Slate Tank and Sufrido Tank.
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Editions of this 1980 Wilbur Canyon Map
3 editions found
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