1982 Map of Lone Pine

About this map

Lone Pine serves as the focal point of this Eastern Sierra landscape, situated at the base of the Alabama Hills. The 1980s terrain is marked by a complex water management and transportation infrastructure, featuring the prominent Los Angeles Aqueduct and the Southern Pacific railroad line. To the west, the distinctive rock formations of Movie Flat and the Alabama Hills Recreation Area highlight the region's unique geological character, while the Lone Pine Indian Reservation occupies land immediately south of the town center. Local history is anchored by the Old Lone Pine Cem and Pioneer Cem, while the industrial and agricultural needs of the valley are reflected in various borrow pits and the sewage disposal ponds near the Owens River. Water remains a central theme, from the recreational waters of Diaz Lake to the drainage of Tuttle Creek and Lubken Creek toward the vast, dry bed of Owens Lake.