The Historic Butterfield Overland Trail in Arizona

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Arizona State Land Department

January 24 at 1:01 PM ·
Historian Gerald Ahnert, UofA student Mary Todd, with assistance from our own Jenna Leveille (AZ Deputy State Cartographer) & Helen Erickson (UofA), have been collaborating on the development of a story map history of the #ButterfieldTrail.

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Arizona State Land Department

January 24 at 1:01 PM ·
Historian Gerald Ahnert, UofA student Mary Todd, with assistance from our own Jenna Leveille (AZ Deputy State Cartographer) & Helen Erickson (UofA), have been collaborating on the development of a story map history of the #ButterfieldTrail.

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That is super cool – – thank you for posting.
 
My great great great grandfather traveled that trail in 1846/47-- or at least parts of it---all the way to San Diego. I have hiked a small section of it that is now in one of the monuments. I would like to see more of it.

Jared
 
Very interesting. Old maps - what's included, what's not included, the evolution of place and river names - are fascinating to look at.
 
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