1944 Map of Annapolis
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
The Stewarts Point Rancheria and the settlement of Annapolis define this 1940s landscape in Sonoma County, where the complex drainage system of the Gualala River dictates the pattern of human activity. The map reveals a community structured around family ranching and early mountain industry, featuring several named holdings such as Olson Ranch, Gehrke Ranch, and Williams Ranch. The inclusion of a Shingle Mill near Clarks Crossing points to the timber-related labor that shaped this era, while Horicon Sch and the YMCA Camp mark the social and educational hubs of the remote area.
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