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David K
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Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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Glad to hear it! I am happy to help any Nomad the best I can, just let me know what you seek.
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David K
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Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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Mood: Have Baja Fever
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These maps and many more are now viewable, without the Photobucket watermark, at https://vivabaja.com/maps/
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AlanDavid90
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The other editions are missing from 1980 to 1986 and from 1991 to 1996
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David K
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Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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I would love to have the missing maps or if you can scan yours and send the scans. We will then stitch the scans to make one solid map to view!
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David K
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Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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The Auto Club Maps available to view at VivaBaja.com/maps
1927 Auto Club Maps (San Diego to south of San Quintín)
1930 Auto Club of Southern California Baja California Map
1930’s Auto Club of Southern Cal. Baja California Map (with missions)
1934 Auto Club (of Southern California) Baja California Map
1955 Auto Club Baja California Map
1959 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1962 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1969 Auto Club Map of Northern Baja California + 1969 Auto Club Map of Central and Southern Baja California
1971 Auto Club Map of Northern Baja California + 1971 Auto Club Map of Central and Southern Baja California
1973 Just added!
1974 Auto Club Map of Northern Baja California + 1974 Auto Club Map of Central and Southern Baja California
1975 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1978 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1987 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1989 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1990 Auto Club Map of Baja California
1997 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2000 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2001 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2003 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2004 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2007 Auto Club Map of Baja California
2010 Auto Club Map of Baja California (the final edition)
IF anyone has any other years, please contact me so that others can enjoy it, too! I am very interested in seeing the 1970 & 1972 maps, since that
was during so much of the building of Hwy. 1.
I just realized I didn't get the 1973 map scanned!
I do have it... and it will get added. It shows the paving northbound ending at El Crucero and southbound ending by El Progreso, with a dashed line
between the two points indicating the highway under construction.
Maps: https://vivabaja.com/maps/
[Edited on 9-14-2022 by David K]
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David K
Honored Nomad
Posts: 64490
Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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Mood: Have Baja Fever
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They are shared purely for educational purposes and being out of print for 12 to 95 years, and that the club fired the entire mapping staff... I think
I am honoring them and only preserving all their past wonderful work. I am not selling their product or using their work and calling it my work. I
only hope my Baja friends enjoy looking at them, nothing more.
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David K
Honored Nomad
Posts: 64490
Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
Member Is Offline
Mood: Have Baja Fever
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The Sept. 1973 Baja Map now online
With the skill and mapping system of a fellow Nomad, we now can share the 1973 edition of the Auto Club of Southern California's Baja map. Published
in September of '73, it shows the southbound paving ending at the Mission San Fernando junction (near El Progreso) and the northbound paving ending at
El Crucero (the south end of the original gulf-side road, below Calamajué).
The distance between the paved road is shown as a dashed line and labeled as 'Under Construction' as well as not being placed correctly on the map.
The new highway is much closer to the old road in this area... not more than 2 miles away from it and sometimes over the top of it.
When I traveled the new Hwy. 1 in July 1973, the southbound paving ended exactly where the map shows it. The northbound paving was closer to Punta
Prieta with sections still unpaved as far south as Villa Jesus María. New roadbed work northbound had reached Laguna Chapala. Southbound, the new
roadbed was a bit past San Agustin. The old main 'Baja 1000' road was driven between those points in July 1973. It was just amazing how fast they
built, in 1973!
Click on the maps, after they open, to zoom in for super-close detail:
The Central & Southern 1973 Map
The higher detail Northern 1973 Map
These two, and all my other saved maps are at www.vivabaja.com/maps
Small images of the map, both sides:
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