1950 Map of Bray

About this map

Tennant and Bray anchor this mid-century survey of the Siskiyou highlands, a landscape defined by the intersection of industrial timber operations and volcanic terrain. The logging infrastructure of the era is prominently mapped, including the specialized Lumber RR networks and the main line of the Southern Pacific railroad passing through Kegg and Leaf. These transportation corridors served a rugged interior characterized by massive peaks like Garner Mtn and Sharp Mtn, while vital water sources such as Orr Lake, La Honda Well, and Baird Springs highlight the necessity of managed water in the high-country environment.