1921 Map of Lucia
USGS Topo · Published 1921About this map
The Santa Barbara National Forest dominates this coastal section of Monterey County, where the steep canyons of the Santa Lucia Range meet the Pacific Ocean. Surveyed in 1917, the map records a remote landscape of family-named settlements and maritime access points before the modern highway era. Coastal commerce relied on sites like Anderson Landing and Rockland Landing, while the interior was characterized by isolated homesteads and cabins, such as Higgins Cabin and the cluster of Borondas, Avilas, and Harlans.
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Editions of this 1921 Lucia Map
4 editions found
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