1969 Map of Capetown

About this map

Capetown sits at the western edge of this coastal landscape, where the Bear River carves a winding path toward the Pacific Ocean. The 1969 terrain is defined by a series of parallel ridges, including Bear River Ridge and Southmayd Ridge, which dictate the local transport and settlement patterns. Ranching and remote land use are evident through features like Green Pond Ranch and West Graves, while the presence of a Radio Facility on Bunker Hill and scattered Drill Holes suggest the mid-century's technological and industrial interests in the area.