1952 Map of Camino

About this map

Fruit Ridge and the Five Mile Terrace define the northern upland industrial corridor where the timber economy of the early 1950s is anchored by a Lumber Mill near Camino. This survey captures the transition from agriculture and forestry to decentralized residential pockets like Motor City and Eldorado Ranch. Farther south, the terrain drops toward the North Fork Cosumnes River, where the historic Somerset and Bucks Bar crossings highlight the long-standing transport patterns of the foothills.