1950 Map of Bray

About this map

The timber and rail economy of Siskiyou County defines this mid-century survey of the Shasta National Forest. The logging settlement of Tennant serves as a central hub, connected by the Lumber RR and numerous spur lines that weave through the mountainous terrain toward Stephens Pass. To the northwest, the Southern Pacific line passes through Bray and Jerome, following the contours near Orr Lake. The landscape is marked by volcanic and alpine features, including Garner Mtn and the distinct Ice Cave south of Bray. Family-named landmarks like Little Horse Peak and Stephens Butte suggest the era's grazing and land-use patterns, while the Antelope Sink and Long Prairie indicate natural basins amidst the high peaks of the Cascade Range.