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The Southwestern United States - June 1940 National Geographic Map

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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.webp​

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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