1955 Map of Jamul Mountains
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
San Miguel Mountains and the Jamul Mountains dominate this mid-century landscape of San Diego County, illustrating a period of transition from traditional ranching to suburban expansion. The Sweetwater River and its massive Sweetwater Reservoir define the western geography, while the Jamul Conduit traces a path through the eastern canyons. Large landholdings like Monte Vista Ranch, Ivanhoe Ranch, and Fenton Ranch reflect the region's agricultural heritage before the intensification of modern development.
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