Ideal for treasure hunters and relic hunters!  Shows a portion of the Rio Grande, the cities of Albuquerque and Old Albuquerque and the smaller settlements of Hahn, Los Griegos, Alameda, Five Points, Alameda Station, Los Griegos, Corrales, Atrisco, Las Candelarias, Los Duranes, Kinney, Arenal and Armijo!  I count the following 4 schools: Mountainview, Atrisco, U.S. Indian School, Menaul School.  Other locations of interest include Tijeras Canyon, Arroyo de las Calabacillas, Coyote Arroyo, Tijeras Arroyo, Juan Tabo Canyon, Jaral Canyon, Bear Canyon Arroyo,  Embudo Arroyo, Hubbell Lake, U.S. Indian Hospital, Univ. of N. Mexico and more!  Of particular interest is the 1934 railroad lay-out (the Sante Fe Railroad).  Listed as the NEW MEXICO - ALBUQUERQUE QUADRANGLE.  This is an authentic 1934 survey U.S.G.S. Topographical Map reproduced in black and white and distributed by the Midcontinent Map Company until my father bought out their inventory back in the mid '80s. These maps are not available anywhere else! If you are a serious relic hunter these maps can be invaluable! Map shows every building present when the map was surveyed! Also shows all roads, schools, railways and the topography of the land at the time of the survey. Shows towns that no longer exist and the then current layout of all creeks and waterways. A great tool for locating ghost towns and Civil War campsites! Actual size of map is 17" X  21" with viewable portion being 14 1/2" X 17 1/2".  The scale is 1/62500 which is approximately 1 mile to one inch. This map is a more modern copy, is crystal clear, and is in mint condition!