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Rudolph D'Heureuse - circa 1863

Rock Springs


Camp Rock Springs

Rock Spring (Camp Rock Spring) lay in a rocky canyon and counted as one of the Mojave Road’s essential water points. In 1863 it offered a place to drink and camp. Later military use underscored what travelers already knew: water here made the route workable.

Camp Rock Spring

Mojave Road in 1863

San Bernardino, Ca. to Fort Mojave, Az.
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