1967 Map of Lakeview

About this map

The Lakeview Mountains dominate this 1967 survey, providing a sharp topographic contrast to the surrounding valley floor. Along the northern edge, the San Jacinto River flows through a landscape marked by numerous Duck Ponds and a complex water management system including the Colorado River Aqueduct and the San Jacinto Reservoir. The small settlement of Lakeview sits at the base of the mountains, while the interior upland includes landmarks like Mt Rudolph and the historically significant Maze Stone Historical Marker. This period shows the transition of the San Jacinto region, where traditional ranching at the Bar V Ranch and natural features like Juniper Springs exist alongside modern infrastructure like Sewage Disposal Ponds and a Gaging Station. Old travel routes like Stagecoach Road remain visible, tracing the foothills south of Y Potrero.