1952 Map of Manteca
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Manteca's post-war expansion and agricultural industrialization define this landscape, originally surveyed in 1912 and updated here through the late 1960s. The town core, marked by City Hall, is anchored by the transport infrastructure of the Southern Pacific and Tidewater Southern railroads, which facilitated the growth of local industry like the large Sugar Refinery and a southern Winery. Educational and civic life is anchored by institutions such as East Union High Sch and Castle School, while historical burial grounds including Park View Cem and Union Memorial Cemetery provide valuable data for genealogical research. To the north, the historic Camp De Los Franceses land grant is bisected by Lone Tree Creek, showing a transition from open acreage to suburban development evidenced by the 1968 purple tint updates.
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Editions of this 1952 Manteca Map
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Historical Maps of Manteca Through Time
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