1993 Map of Calistoga

About this map

Calistoga serves as the focal point of this northern valley landscape, situated where the Napa River flows between the slopes of Diamond Mountain and Rattlesnake Ridge. The map details a transition from the structured street grid of the town, including its High Sch and Fairgrounds, to the agricultural and recreational lands that define the region. Notably, the presence of the Schramsberg Winery Historical Marker and the Bale Grist Mill State Historical Park highlights the early industrial and viticultural roots of the area. Industrial history is further marked by the Palisade Mine and Kellet Mine tucked into the surrounding canyons. Transportation is anchored by the Southern Pacific rail line and the iconic Silverado Trail, while the inclusion of a Landing Strip and Sewage Disposal plant reflects the infrastructure of a maturing community in the early 1990s.