1967 Map of Laytonville

About this map

Laytonville sits at the heart of this late-1960s survey, serving as a hub along the 101 corridor through northern Mendocino County. The landscape is defined by the transition from the relatively level agricultural lands of Long Valley Creek to the sharp relief of Holmen Ridge and Woodman Peak. Cultural features like the High Sch, Laytonville Cem, and the Laytonville Rancheria indicate a well-established community alongside the older site of Cahto. Local aviation and safety infrastructure are clearly marked by the Landing Strip, Sloan Landing Strip, and a Fire Control Station. The rugged interior is crisscrossed by numerous waterways, including Bear Pen Canyon and Tenmile Creek, while remote springs such as Piggy Springs and Meyers Spring suggest the area's history of ranching and resource management.