California (Southern Edition) Ghost Towns/Sites: Then and Now Regional Prime (Ground)

California (Southern Edition) Ghost Towns/Sites: Then and Now Regional Prime (Ground)There are three interesting old maps used in this collection. The map of 1886 was used under the modern road map overlay. The maps selected for this collection were chosen for quality, age, and location details. Early railroads are clearly shown on each of the featured maps. Lines that were absent on the map of 1886 may be found on the later maps as they were developed. Early roads and trails that connected the sites are not shown. Place names

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5 inches by 41 inches

AZ 1996 USGS 7

Latitude: 35° 0' 0" N to 36° 0' 0" N

Additional Details

Language: American English

and Indian Reservations

Print Date: 1984

The city plan shows the old city area

Sources for the included documents are as follows: Early maps were obtained from the National Archives

500 acres of pristine wilderness

it straddles the divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River