1944 Map of Bodega Head

About this map

The coastal village of Bodega Bay and the sheltering peninsula of Bodega Head anchor this mid-century maritime landscape. Surveyed in 1942, the map shows the delicate balance between the exposed Pacific Ocean and the protected waters of Bodega Harbor, joined by the narrow channel at Campbell Cove. Inland, the terrain rises sharply toward family-named peaks and coastal hills like Mount Roscoe and Irish Hill, while the small settlement of Bodega sits nestled along the road to the east.