1950 Map of Bray

About this map

The settlement of Tennant and the nearby Cem serve as central points in this mid-century survey of Siskiyou County, where the industrial footprint of timber and transport is clearly visible. The Lumber RR and the Southern Pacific railroad lines dominate the corridor through Bray and Leaf, illustrating the importance of rail logistics to the region's economy at the time. To the north and west, the terrain is marked by specific landmarks such as Orr Lake, Kegg, and Jerome, while the eastern landscape rises toward Wild Horse Mtn and Sharp Mtn. The inclusion of the Mt Diablo Meridian and the Red Rock Valley Boundary highlights the formal surveying of this mountain terrain between the Klamath National Forest and Shasta National Forest. Notable water features like Antelope Sink and Cold Spring provide critical context for the drainage patterns surrounding the volcanic buttes.