KUMEYAAY RESERVATIONS MAP 1852 Treaty of Santa Ysabel (unratified)

This Mike Connolly Miskwish, Campo-Kumeyaay website historical map graphic "Reservation Negotiated in the Treaty of Santa Ysabel 1852 Between the United States and the Nation of the Dieguino Indians" details the 1852 Kumeyaay reservation lands (highlighted in gray).

This area is remote high desert and mountainous -- better suited for rattlesnakes and coyotes than an Indigenous nation... a long hike away from their prime San Diego coastal homelands.

Mike's map really tells the story -- what kind of Big Beautiful Deal is this?!

DOWNLOAD TEXT PDF copy of treaty.

Five more historical MIKE CONNOLLY MISKWISH Campo Maps may be accessed here:

The Mike Connolly Miskwish San Diego County historical tribal Kumeyaay mapping projects are featured in the Campo-kumeyaay History section and detail Indian history tribal homelands and facts about Southern California first nations of desert, mountain, coastal, river Indians and how today's current California Indian reservations were established in southwest United States.

• Kumeyaay Territory when Spanish Landed, 1769
• Spanish Mission Lands Expand into Kumeyaay homelands, 1798
• Maximum Extent of Spanish Control, 1822
• Kumeyaay Attack Indigenous Ranchos and Coastal Territory, 1836-1842
• Kumeyaay Reservation Negotiated, Treaty of Santa Ysabel, 1852 (United States and the Nation of the Dieguino Diegueño Indians)
• Lands of the Kumeyaay Nation, 2005

DETAILED INFORMATION TREATY OF SANTA YSABEL, 1852:

Mike Connolly Miskwish, Campo Kumeyaay Map is part of large map historical poster that details the Treaty of Santa Ysabel, 1852, including the 2005 California Indian tribes of the greater Southern California area and northern Baja California, Mexico, the Native American Indian reservations, and contrasts them with the Indigenous Kumeyaay territory of 1769 (gray area).