
Morro Rock stands as a prominent sentinel at the entrance to the harbor, anchoring this 1976 orthophotoquad of the Central California coast. This aerial perspective, captured in cooperation with the Soil Conservation Service, reveals the mid-seventies footprint of Morro Bay as it extends southward toward the newer residential developments of Baywood Park and Los Osos. The imagery provides a clear view of the complex estuarine environment and the shifting sand spits that buffer the bay from the Pacific Ocean. Researchers can observe the transition from urbanized street grids to the surrounding agricultural and open lands, documenting the land-use patterns of San Luis Obispo County just before the rapid growth of the late twentieth century.
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1894 Los Angeles
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1900 Los Angeles
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1901 Southern California Sheet No. 1
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1904 Indio
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1904 Southern California Sheet No. 1
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1904 Southern California Sheet No. 2
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1906 Bakersfield
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1915 Big Bar and Vicinity
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1915 Spenceville
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1924 Hollywood
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1925 Long Beach
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1926 Hollywood
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1928 Altadena
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1929 Crescent City
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1931 Tejon Hills
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1933 Ontario
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1942 Ontario and Vicinity
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1942 Point Loma
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1947 Casmalia
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1950 Parker Dam Area
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1953 Del Mar
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1953 Point Loma
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1967 Del Mar
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1967 Point Loma
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1976 Morro Bay South
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1994 Del Mar
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1996 Point Loma
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1998 Morro Bay South
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