1940 Map of Camp Bonita
USGS Topo · Published 1940About this map
The Angeles National Forest dominates this 1940 survey, centering on the rugged confluence of the San Gabriel River and its varied forks. This map records the canyon culture of the era, where small settlements like Camp Bonita and Williams Camp served as mountain retreats and operational hubs. A network of fire protection is evident through the High Line Firebreak and the presence of the San Gabriel Guard Station, reflecting the intensive management of these high-altitude watersheds near the Los Angeles basin.
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