NATIVE GROUPS IN LOWER CALIFORNIA Baja Indians Historical 1900s

Map by PEVERIL MEIGS III 1936

HISTORICAL MEXICO INDIANS MAPA fotos of Baja California U.S.-Mexico Border old antique map unique spellings of Mexico Diegueño Yuman tribes Mexican early 1900s, 1920s, 1030s including Jamul, San Diego, Tecate, Campo, Tijuana, Yuma, Tanama, Kwitark, Jacume, Cerro Centinela, Kamia, C. Prieto, Kwatl Kumiyai, Kwiñitl, Santa Catalina (Santa Catarina?)*, Sierra de los Cocopas, Cocopa, C. Borrego, Rio Colorado Channel, Papago, Kwijas, Las Juntas, Niji (Juntas de Neji?), La Huerta, Agua Hechicera, El Compadre, Mishkwish, Santa Clara, Jamatay, Descanso, San Jose, Guadalupe, San Miguel, Kwatl Kumiyai, Jat'am, Agua Hervidors, Campo Nacionel, Ensenada, Santa Catalina, Sierra de la Tinaja, Sierra Pinto, Arroyo Grande, Cerro Borrego, Sierra de San Felipe, Valle de San Felipe, Sierra de San Pedro Martir, Arroyo Leon, P. del Diablo, Santo Tomos, San Vincent, San Telmo, Santa Domingo, San Pedro Martir, Juigrepa, San Quintin.

Map details Southern California US-Mexico border area and south into northern Mexico 1910s 1020s 1930s, including missions, water, Native American Indian tribal lands boundaries, Northern Diegueño, Southern Diegueno, Mexican Diegueño, Tipaay, Iipay of Baja California, Mexico and United States southwestern border region.

*Juan Meza Cuero (Kumiai Bird Song Leader, born in 1935), in a 2001 uabc.mx interview, said "Cochimí people and some Paipai who came from Santa Catalina... I don't know whether my grandmother was Cochimí or Kumiai. It was the Santa Catalina area....". When the Webmaster visited Santa Catarina in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009 there were a lot of Paipai living in the ejido. I would look more into Santa Catalina vs, Santa Catarina in Mexico if curious.

21ST CENTURY MULTIMEDIA DOCUMENTARIES, including housing, ethnographic art, indigenous tribal communities of Baja CA, Mexico. Los indios indígenas de las fotos documentales de la forma de vida del photojournalism de México representan películas:

More Historical Southern California Mexico Tribal Maps of the Kumeyaay Diegueno

MAPS of KUMEYAAY HISTORY 1769 - 2005 highlight Kumeyaay points of history, the arrival of the Spanish, the Spanish expansion into Kumeyaay Indigenous territory, the Kumeyaay wars with the Spanish and Mexican invaders to regain their Indigenous tribal lands and stop abusive aggression, the Treaty of Santa Ysabel 1852, the California Genocide and California Mission periods, including the current Kumeyaay bands of Native American Indians in Southern California and northern Mexico.