1912 Map of Newhard
USGS Topo · Published 1912About this map
The Sacramento River dominates this 1912 survey, winding through a complex landscape of oxbow lakes and historical land grants on the border of Butte and Glenn counties. The river's importance to early 20th-century commerce is evident in the multiple riverbank outposts, including Parrott Landing, Hites Landing, and Newhard Landing. These points served as vital connections for the surrounding agricultural tracts, notably the large ranchos such as Llano Seco and Rancho de Farwell.
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