File:Nogales International Boundary looking west, in 1899.jpg
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English: The Nogales international boundary looking west. Photo was taken in 1899 and pre-dates construction of the fence and ports of entry. |
| Date | Unknown date, but certainly earlier than 1903 |
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Original publication: It was published as a postcard, and predates features known to exist in 1903 |
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