1993 Map of Healdsburg

About this map

The Russian River defines the western edge of this Sonoma County landscape, winding past the heights of Fitch Mtn and the town of Healdsburg. By the early 1990s, the corridor between Healdsburg and the expanding community of Windsor shows a mix of suburban growth and agricultural utility, with the Northwestern Pacific railroad and U S Highway 101 serving as the primary transit arteries. To the south, the Sonoma County Airport anchors the lower terrain near Mark West, where the rural character remains evident through features like the Shiloh Cem and Grange Hall. This survey captures a transitional era for the region, balancing historical landmarks like the Sotoyome School against the increasing density of mobile home parks and residential developments appearing along Windsor River Road and Airport Boulevard.