1950 Map of Bray

About this map

Tennant and the surrounding timberlands of the Klamath National Forest define this mid-century landscape of northern California. The settlement pattern is deeply tied to the industrial transit of the era, where the Southern Pacific tracks and the specialized Lumber RR intersect at junctions like Bray and Leaf. This rail network provided the essential conduit for resources harvested from the high volcanic terrain, including landmarks such as Cedar Mtn and Haight Mtn.