1995 Map of Newville

About this map

Newville and Paskenta anchor this corner of the California Coast Range during the mid-1990s, where the landscape is defined by the dramatic meeting of valley ranchlands and the Mendocino National Forest. The map detail follows the transition from the flatlands around Thomes Creek to the sharp elevation gains of Rocky Ridge and Heifer Ridge. Local genealogy is preserved in markers such as Millsap Cem and a cemetery near the north border, while the presence of the Airstrip and Newville Road suggests the era's reliance on rural transport networks. Notable landmarks like Williams Butte and Walcott stand above a terrain carved by numerous seasonal waterways including Salt Creek and the North Fork Stony Creek. The boundary between Tehama and Glenn counties cuts directly through the settlement of Newville, illustrating how political lines often bisect historical community centers in this region.