1993 Map of Newark
USGS Topo · Published 1997About this map
The shoreline of San Francisco Bay defines this landscape, characterized by the extensive Salt Evaporators and winding tidal channels like Coyote Hills Slough and Newark Slough. The industrial and infrastructure legacy of the East Bay is evident through the path of the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct and the Southern Pacific rail lines that connect established centers. The map documents the distinct identities of Union City (Alvarado) and Union City (Decoto) alongside the Fremont (Centerville District). Insight into the area's agricultural and maritime past is preserved in labels for Patterson Ranch, Jarvis Landing, and Mowry Landing, markers of a time before suburban infill bridged these historic outposts. The complex boundary between Alameda Co and San Mateo Co highlights the transition from terrestrial development to the mudflats near Dumbarton Point.
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