Texas (El Paso County) Fort Bliss Quadrangle

This map represents the Fort Bliss Quadrangle in El Paso County, Texas. Topographical features and El Paso landmark buildings are shown.

Area: Northeast / Ft. Bliss

Source: United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of El Paso County Texas

Produced by the county engineering department, this map of El Paso County,Texas includes block numbers, chief roads, pipelines, and an index of landmark locations.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: El Paso County Engineering Department

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

El Paso-Sheet 4747 IV SW

This map of El Paso, Texas includes topographical features, but focuses on chief roads, interstates, and highways; the location of Fort Bliss Military Reservation and Cordova Island. The Franklin Mountains and individual mountain names, municipal and utility landmarks, schools, churches and parks are indicated. Border Heritage Center is in Main Library Downtown, El Paso, TX.

Area: Eastside / El Paso Int'l Airport

Source: Army Map Service (AMLD), Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

North Franklin Mountain-Sheet 4747 IV NW

A topographical map of the North Franklin Mountain delineates Fort Bliss Military Reservation, underground gas pipeline roads, chief interstate roadways, and railroad lines. A Road data legend is included.

Area: Northeast / Franklin Mountains

Source: Army Map Service (AMLD), Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Geological Map of a Portion of West Texas

A geological map of a portion of West Texas based on U.S.G.S. topographic sheets and reconnaissance maps. Cretaceous details are noted on a color illustrated background. The legend includes quicksilver, coal, silver and lead; intrusives, lavas and tuffs; granite and syenite; and diorite.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Benj. F. Hill and J.A. Udden; The University of Texas Mineral Survey

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of the City of El Paso, Texas

Map of the City of El Paso, Texas with addition names and interesting notes regarding altitude, population, area, water supply, property values and building permits . Also includes details about Elephant Butte Dam.

Area: Central / Downtown

Source: Baer, E.C.

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

El Paso Quadrangle, Texas (El Paso County)

Topography of El Paso County, Texas and the El Paso Quadrangle. Indicates Fort Bliss, El Paso, and communities along the Rio Grande border - Alfalfa, San Jose, Ysleta, Socorro, San Elizario, and Clint.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: United States Geological Survey

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Dividing Line between Mexico and the United States

Map of the dividing line between Mexico and the United States representing the initial point according to the treaty of December 30, 1853. Color topographical representations of mountains, sierras and rivers are shown.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Jose Salazar Ilarregui

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of El Paso's Domain circa 1905

Railroad facilities; mining areas of copper, gold, mercury, coal, silver, and general.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Unknown

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Pictorial Map of El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico

Visitor guide with pictorial map of El Paso, Texas and international cross streets into Juarez, Mexico. Location of places of interest in Juarez, Mexico are noted. Reverse side shows main avenues, streets, historical landmarks, train station, parks, military fort, municipal buildings and colleges. Also notes population statistics; infra-structural, weather and agricultural details.

Area: Central / Downtown

Source: AAA El Paso Automobile Assn.

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Insurance Maps of El Paso Texas

Sectional street map with index and key to indicate building structure types; Scale 50 feet to an inch; Population, water and fire department statistics. Reverse side shows leaflet cover "for the exclusive use of J.W. Magoffin, Agent".

Area: Central / Downtown

Source: Sanborn Map Company

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of Southwestern United States Natural Gas Pipe Lines

This map illustrates natural gas pipelines extending from California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Louisiana. The legend lists pipeline names and compressor stations. An inset of Los Angeles is included. Map of Southwestern United States circa 1965

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: El Paso Natural Gas Company

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

United States - Routes of Principal Explorers

This United States map colorfully illustrates routes taken by principal explorers with their respective dates. Early roads and highways are also shown over a background of topographical features, state and city names. Insets for Alaska, the Philippine Islands, Guam, the Hawaiian Islands, the Samoan Islands, Porto Rico, and the Panama Canal are included.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: I.P. Berthrong, Department of the Interior General Land Office

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Reconnaissance Map: Texas Marfa

This topographic USGS map sheet indicates Marfa's surrounding areas of Ryan Flats, Oak Hills, Cuesta Del Burro, Cleveland Breaks, Frenchman Hills, and Rancherita Hills; also creeks, railway lines, and county boundary lines.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: United States Geological Survey

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Texas and the Countries Adjacent

Map of Texas (1844) and its adjacent countries includes statistics for land and chief towns; and population statistics for free whites and slaves. Includes topographical representations for mountains and rivers and indicates cities and Indian tribes.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: W.H. Emory for the State Department

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of Texas

This map of Texas includes colored divisions of counties with principal cities and towns. Congressional districts are outlined. Bordering states, cities, country and gulf information is shown. Reverse side contains population statistics for all principal cities and towns shown on pictorial map.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Kenyon Company

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

Map of Texas and Adjacent Regions in the Eighteenth Century

Map of Texas and the adjacent regions illustrating missions, presidios, Spanish towns, Indian villages, rivers, roads and boundary lines. Indian tribe names are shown in their areas of concentration.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Herbert E. Bolton

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

County Map of Texas

This is a county map of Texas represented in black, white and dark gray shades. This map includes an inset of Galveston Bay and the vicinity. Bordering states of New Mexico, Arkansas, and Louisiana and the country of Mexico are indicated. Topographical features-rivers, rios, mountains and bays are shown; and slight shading differences define neighboring counties. Chief cities and towns are indicated.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Augustus Mitchell, Jr.

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

New Mexico, Texas; Chihuahua, Mexico 1861-1865

Map of the borders between New Mexico, Texas and Chihuahua, Mexico. Names of cities, towns, forts and rivers are shown; Mail route line is indicated.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: Unknown

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center

El Paso, Texas Ft. Bliss and Vicinity

Texas photo map of El Paso, Texas, Ft. Bliss and vicinity. Area topography and significant landmarks are visible.

Area: Northeast / Ft. Bliss

Source: Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers

Uploaded by: Border Heritage Center