1988 Map of Farallon Islands

About this map

Southeast Farallon and its rugged neighbors stand as isolated landmarks within the Pacific Ocean in this late-twentieth-century study. The map detail highlights the sparse but critical infrastructure supporting maritime safety and research on the largest island, including a Radio Tower, a Derrick, and a Water Tank. These small rocky outcroppings, including the Isle of St James and North Farallon, are part of a protected environmental zone defined by the Farallon National Wildlife Refuge and a broader State Game Refuge.