
The Union Pacific railroad corridor serves as the primary spine for this portion of Placer County, connecting a string of historical settlements including Colfax, Weimar, Heather Glen, and Applegate. The terrain is defined by deep incisions like Robbers Ravine and Slaughter Ravine, which lead toward the protected North Fork American Wild and Scenic River. This landscape reflects the complex intersection of early California transportation routes and challenging topography, where names like Cape Horn and Iowa Hill Divide speak to the region's pioneering history.
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1891 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1892 Colfax
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1894 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1898 Colfax
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1900 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1902 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1938 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1949 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1950 Colfax
Placer County, CA

1951 Colfax
Placer County, CA

2021 Colfax
Placer County, CA