1953 Map of Lofall

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Hood Canal divides the Kitsap and Toandos peninsulas in this early 1950s survey, where maritime transport and rural settlement define the shoreline. On the eastern shore, the Lofall Ferry provides a vital link across the water from Lofall, while the community of Breidablick sits just inland near its Grange Hall and cemetery. The map documents a landscape of small upland lakes such as Lost Lake and Pheasant Lake, surrounded by the Willamette Meridian survey lines. To the south, the Naval Reservation occupies a significant portion of the peninsula, reflecting the region's mid-century military importance. On the western bank, the small settlement of Shine is situated near Squamish Harbor and the Standard Sch, marking a period before modern bridge infrastructure replaced the established ferry routes and local lookout points like Shine Lookout.