1962 Map of Little Table Mountain

About this map

The San Joaquin Experimental Range occupies the northeastern reaches of this landscape, characterized by a series of cattle stations and ranching outposts. Historic waypoints like Twentytwo Mile House and Bates Station mark the established routes through the foothills, while the Madera Canal cuts through the southern terrain near Four Corners. The map documents a period of land management and water infrastructure development, showing the Siphon and various ranch holdings such as Wide Awake Ranch, Shaubach Ranch, and Urrutia Ranch. Topographical landmarks including Adobe Hill and the prominent Little Table Mountain dominate the local relief. The presence of a small Cem and isolated Quarry sites suggests the localized industries and family legacies that defined this portion of Madera County in the mid-20th century.