1931 Map of Del Sur

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Antelope Valley and Leona Valley dominate this 1931 survey, revealing a landscape defined by an emerging grid of rural roads and scattered educational hubs. This area of Los Angeles County shows a transition from the level terrain of the northern valley floor to the steep, complex relief to the south. Local education is centered around three key facilities: Del Sur Sch in the northwest, Belleview Sch to the east, and Leona Sch tucked into the southern hills. Water access, critical for settlement in this arid region, is marked by numerous wells and a spring, while industrial activity is represented by a single Quarry near the eastern margin. The systematic layout of alphabetic avenues, such as J Avenue and P Avenue, suggests the early stages of formal land division and community organization during the early 1930s.