1961 Map of Livermore

About this map

The Livermore Valley serves as a critical junction for infrastructure and agriculture in the early 1960s, defined by the convergence of the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads. The town of Livermore shows significant residential expansion, highlighted by purple-shaded updates that track the growth of neighborhoods near Marilyn Ave Sch and Granada High Sch. To the west, Pleasanton sits near a landscape of heavy industry and natural drainage, where extensive Gravel Pits dominate the terrain between Arroyo Valle and Arroyo Mocho.