1965 Map of Millerton Lake East

About this map

The San Joaquin River carves through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in the mid-1960s, feeding into the rising waters of Millerton Lake. This landscape is defined by the high plateaus of Kennedy Table and Winchell Mountain, where the geography transitions from steep river canyons to the agricultural openings of the Auberry Valley. The map records an era of established rural infrastructure, featuring the Kerckhoff Powerhouse and its associated Penstock, alongside signs of earlier industry like the Sullivan Mine and various Prospects near the shoreline.