1993 Map of Geyserville

About this map

The Russian River defines the landscape of this portion of Sonoma County, winding through the fertile Alexander Valley where vineyards and agricultural operations dominate the valley floor. Geyserville serves as a central hub along the river, connected to outlying settlements like Chianti and Nervo by a network of levees and roads. To the west, the terrain rises sharply toward Bradford Mountain and the Big Ridge, where several small creeks such as Dutcher Creek and Peña Creek carve deep canyons before joining the larger Dry Creek system. The map captures a moment of established rural life, documenting local institutions like the Olive Hill Cemetery and Manzanita Sch. Near the southern boundary, the Healdsburg Municipal Airport and the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center mark the northern outskirts of the growing Healdsburg area, illustrating the mix of service industry and agriculture in the early 1990s.