Ahe Vonam (historical), Arizona, United States
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Ahe Vonam (historical) is a locale located in Pima county Arizona in the United States of America. It is at 32.2500675 latitude and -112.1423583 longitude. Ahe Vonam (historical) is at an elevation of 688 ft (2257 m). The USGS map that contains this location is titled "Window Mountain".
History
Late in the ninetheenth century, the settlement of Brownell was located near the brownell-Arizona Mining Company Copper Mine at the foot of the Vonam Mountain. When copper ran out, the town became a ghost town with Papago Indians living in the section called 'Ahe Vonan'. The name, meaning 'hat on bot ends', is derived from one of the Brownell Mountains (US-T121).
Location Details
| Type of Place: | Locale |
| Latitude: | 32.2500675 |
| Longitude: | -112.1423583 |
| Elevation: | 688 ft / 2257 m |
| County: | Pima |
| USGS Map Name: | Window Mountain |
