1992 Map of Lincoln
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The city of Lincoln serves as the industrial and civic anchor of this Placer County landscape, showing its organized grid with streets like 7th Street and 4th Street. The map captures a transitional rural environment where agricultural holdings like Chamberlain Ranch and Sunnybrook Farm meet the industrial legacy of the region's earthworks. Numerous sections of Former Tailings and a large Claypit near Clayton point to the area's history of clay mining and resource extraction, which historically fueled local pottery and brick production. In the northern reaches, the settlement of Sheridan remains distinct, while the drainage of Coon Creek and the Doty Ravine define the hydrological layout. Transportation and infrastructure are prominent, with the Lincoln Regional Airport and the complex irrigation of the Lincoln Canal supporting the valley's growth and aviation needs.
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Editions of this 1992 Lincoln Map
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Historical Maps of Lincoln Through Time
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