1979 Map of Liberty Hill

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The Middle Fork Stanislaus River carves through the southeastern corner of this terrain, marked by Cascade Falls and several rapids as it flows past a small Quarry. This 1970s landscape, set within the Stanislaus National Forest, is defined by a network of seasonal meadows and specialized land use, including a large State Game Refuge that covers much of the southern half of the quadrangle. Remote outposts like Snyder Camp and Post Corral serve as landmarks in a high-elevation environment where water sources like Whittakers Spring and Sands Meadow Spring were critical for navigation.