Aravaipa, Santa Teresa Mts, Aravaipa District, Graham Co., Arizona, USA

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Aravaipa is a former mining and ranching town and present day ghost town. It had a post office from 1883 until 1893. Its original name was Dunlap after Mr. Burt Dunlap, a local rancher. The name was changed about 1892 when it was realized that there was already a post office with the same name. The new town name was after the Aravaipa Indians. The town site lies in a wilderness area.

Map Reference: 32°57'26"N , 110°21'16"W

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151 entries listed. 44 valid minerals.

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Arizona Graham Co. Aravaipa District Santa Teresa Mts Aravaipa Arizona Gulch
No. 1 Mine (Number One Mine; No. 1 & No. 2 claims; Nina; Patented claims MS 1041)
Arizona Mine (Arizona claim; Aravaipa group; Aravaipa Mining Corp. property; Unpatented claims-Tule; Patented claims MS 1038)
Booker T. Washington claim
Cobre Grande Mountain
Cobre Grande Mine (Duval Sulfur and Potash Co. Mine; Cowboy Mine; Cowboy tunnel)
Pointer workings
Williamson Canyon Head Center Mine (Harwood Mine; Center Oil and Smelting Co.; Far Mining Enterprises; American Zinc Co.; Aravaipa Mining Co.)
Sinn Fein Mine (Sin Fin Mine; Tornado Mine; Lundquist Mine)
Fairview prospect
Grand Central Mine (Grand Central claim)
Horse Mountain Last Chance Mine (Winthrop claim; Tomerlin Mine; Unpatented claim-Sabre)
Silver Reef claim
Horse Mountain area Unnamed copper prospect (13)
Unnamed Pb-Cu-Mo prospect
Unnamed Pb-Zn prospect (1)
Imperial Mountain
Ben Hur Mine (Hatter and Dempsey; Lamar Bellman; Botts group; Claude McNair; Landsman)
Windsor Mine (Windsor shaft; Bullis claims; Bullis group; Black Iron group; Unpatented claims - Tule; Patented claim MS 2006)
Imperial Mountain area Unnamed copper prospect (28) [Unnamed adit and trench]
Ionia claim
Landsman Camp (Landsman group)
Iron Cap Mine
Landsman Camp area (Landsman group area)
Landsman claim (Landsman prospect; Iron Reef prospect)
Stowe Gulch Lead King Mine (Bullis Mine; Landsman Mine; Aleman adit)
Tule Canyon area Bullis-Landsman group (Bullis-Sandsman group)
Unnamed copper prospect (18)
Unnamed Cu-Fe prospect
Panama Mine (Panama claim; Patented claim MS 4012)
Santa Teresa Mine (Fairview prospect; Santa Anita Mine)
Tolman-Babcock group (Babcock group; Babcock claim; La Sorilla claims)
Tule Mine (Patented claim MS 2016; Unpatented claims - Tule; Tule claims; T Bone Mine)
Unnamed copper prospect (12)
Unnamed copper prospect (15)
Unnamed Pb-Zn prospect (2)
Unnamed Pb prospect (Unnamed shaft)

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