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no name mountain San Francisco de la Sierra
does anyone know the name of that high mountain peak just south of San Francisco de La Sierra?
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Monte s/n!
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INEGI website has an online map that has most all of the geographic names for INEGI geographic/map products.
If you wait a bit, Mr. Map will probably post all of the gringo-made maps for that area. I predict he will post no less than 5 
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INEGI G12A23
SF La S = 27 35.1, -113 01
Lotsa summits S of SF La S.
Only name shown nearby is "Pinturas Rupostres Cueva del Raton"
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INEGI topo (G12A23) doesn't list a name
Baja Almanacs (neither version) don't list a name
none of my maps (I have a few) list a name
it's a true Baja mystery
[Edited on 12-31-2016 by 4x4abc]
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Harald, I guess its time to drive there and ask the locals.
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pinturas rupostres indicates cave paintings---could be worth the trip.
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pinturas rupostres indicates cave paintings---could be worth the trip.
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those paintings are NOT worth the trip
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Juan says the next mountain south of SF de la Sierra se llama La Bandera....sera?
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from Baja Topographic Atlas
pages 135/136
I'll try to post both map portions in this one reply, otherwise it'll be two replies - so, I can't figure out how to add two images to one post, oh
well.
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Map showing the area to the south of your question
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[Edited on 12-31-2016 by John M]
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2nd map
I will email them if you want, so you can zoom in.
let me know.
other map a little north of the first
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I'll check with the INEGI office in La Paz on Monday
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Quote: Originally posted by John M  | I will email them if you want, so you can zoom in.
let me know.
other map a little north of the first
John,
right on the "S" of Sierra Agua Verde is the high peak I am looking for (5,118 ft)
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That's what I was told also.
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