1912 Map of Honcut
USGS Topo · Published 1912About this map
Honcut Creek serves as a defining boundary line between Butte and Yuba counties in this detailed 1912 survey. The landscape reflects a transitional zone between the lowlands of the Feather River and the rising foothills, shaped significantly by the parallel tracks of the Western Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads. These transit corridors supported small rural hubs like Honcut, Ramirez, and Coombs, which functioned as vital connection points for the surrounding agricultural community.
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