The Southwestern United States - June 1940 National Geographic Map

Old Bookaroo

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This really is more about the entire Southwest than Vicky Peak. However, I think significant clues to the mystery might be found here.

This is an excerpt from the National Geographic map The Southwestern United States - it was laid into the June 1940 issue.
SW USA Nat Geo 1940 001.jpg

It has hundreds of references to historic events including Indian fights and skirmishes, trails, natural features, and more.

I've been picking up copies for a few bucks when I see them. But there's no reason to be greedy so I'm sharing the resource.

If you find a copy for sale make sure it isn't faded as the essential features for treasure hunters are printed in red - and that is the first color to be destroyed by the sun.

Good luck to all,

The Old Bookaroo
 

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H Buckaroo, I still say it was a series of depositories for transhipment to Rome by the Jesuits via the rio del Norte to Matamoris and then aboard a waiting Jesuit controlled ship..

W.B. ole buckaroo.
 

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