1944 Map of Flournoy

About this map

Thomes Creek and the southern Stony Creek drainage define this landscape along the border of Tehama and Glenn counties. The 1942 survey captures a rural ranching and agricultural economy just before mid-century modernizations, centered on small settlements like Flournoy and Henleyville. The western edge is dominated by significant topographical markers including Table Mtn and Government Ridge, while the eastern flats show the early engineering of the Highline Canal and the Diversion Dam on Stony Creek.