1950 Map of Bray

About this map

Tennant and Bray stand as primary settlements in this 1950s study of the Siskiyou County high country, where the industrial landscape is defined by the Lumber RR and the Southern Pacific railroad line. The map captures a moment when timber extraction and rail transport dominated the local economy, evidenced by the numerous spurs and the Cinder Pit near Kegg. This high-altitude terrain is marked by distinctive volcanic features like Garner Butte, Orr Mtn, and the massive Haight Mtn to the southwest.