1903 Map of Calabasas
USGS Topo · Published 1937About this map
The San Fernando Valley unfolds in this early 20th-century topographic record, showcasing a landscape transitioning from large rancho tracts to planned rail-side settlements. Agricultural outposts such as Owensmouth and Marion sit at the nexus of the Southern Pacific Railroad and the Pacific Electric lines, reflecting the rapid rail-driven expansion of the era. To the south, the Santa Monica Mountains create a formidable barrier between the valley and the Pacific Ocean, carved by deep drainage systems like Topanga Canyon and Malibu Creek.
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Editions of this 1903 Calabasas Map
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Historical Maps of Los Angeles Through Time
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