The ejido consists of cultivated land, pastureland, other uncultivated lands, and the fundo legal (townsite).
Settlement grew around the hotel, and a townsite was gazetted in the 1890s.
In 1958 the federal government ceded the townsite, then about 33 square miles (85 square km), to Boulder City's residents.
Map of the mining-districts surrounding the townsite of Idaho-Springs, situate in Clear Creek County, Colorado / Theo.
The Iowa Land Company purchased the townsite in 1855 and renamed it for DeWitt Clinton, former governor of New York.
The original townsite was just 1.5km from the mine, but was moved 12km away to allow it to expand.
The townsite was originally located (1879) 5 miles (8 km) southwest, near Fort Assiniboine (now an agricultural experiment station).
The campground is 1km north of Saltery Bay ferry terminal and 27km south of Powell River, which is home to the Townsite Brewery, the creator of the amber Suncoast ale.
They moved their families out and excised part of the pastoral lease to be the Jarlmadangah townsite, giving it the Nyikina name for Mount Anderson.
Finally, in the late 1940s, the provincial government began building a road 150 miles (240 km) long, from Saint-Félicien, and laid out a townsite.
The mines remained dormant from roughly 1860 until the 1900s when a townsite was laid out and a railroad built to Gila Bend, 40 miles (64 km) north.
