1958 Map of Grapevine

About this map

Fort Tejon State Historical Mon and its corresponding Old Fort Tejon Historical Marker anchor the southern end of this survey, marking a significant transition between the canyon floor and the surrounding peaks. The landscape is defined by the sharp contrast between industrial utility and protected wilderness, as the north is dominated by the Tejon Oil Field with its extensive network of Oil Wells and pumping stations. Through the center, the corridor around Grapevine serves as a vital transit artery, traced by historical sites like the Rose Station (Site) and the Rose Stage Station Historical Marker. As elevation rises into the Los Padres National Forest, the map captures a topography carved by Tecuya Creek and Grapevine Creek, highlighting the strategic importance of this pass for both history and modern infrastructure.