Arizona ghost trailsHinton, Richard J. (Richard Josiah)
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Arizona ghost trails
Hinton, Richard J. (Richard Josiah)
Arizona -- Guidebooks; Mines and mineral resources -- Arizona
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| |Total |Alti- |
_To_ |Miles.|Miles.|tude. | _Description._
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Tinnahkah Springs | 21 | 21 |4080.0|Small springs; bunch-grass;
Attoovah (or Cañon) | | | | wood.
Springs | 14 | 35 | |Spring in cañon; bunch-grass;
| | | | cedar trees.
New Creek of Ives, or| | | |Good camping-grounds; plenty
Pahroach Springs | 14 | 49 | | wood, water and grass.
Truxton Springs | 16 | 65 |3885.5|Bunch-grass through sagebrush;
| | | | water and wood.
Old Camp Willow Grove| 25 | 90 | |Wood, water and grass;
Fort Rock | 15 | 105 | |Good water; no grass; little
| | | | wood.
Oaks and Willows | 27 | 132 | |Water, wood and grass.
Old Camp Hualapais | 9 | 141 |5321.9|Good water and grass; plenty
| | | | wood.
Toll-gate in | 16 | 157 | |Water and wood; little grass.
Williamson’s Valley | | | |
Prescott | 23 | 180 |5318.0|Water and grass.
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Roads and Distances from the Colorado River South to Prescott.
No. II. From Mouth of Rio Virgen, via Virgin and Beale’s Springs.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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