1964 Map of Peak Mountain

About this map

The Sierra Madre Mountains dominate this 1964 survey of the California back country, where the steep canyon terrain transitions into the Cuyama Valley along the Cuyama River. This landscape is defined by its network of historic water sources and early ranching footprints, notably the Caliente Ranch and the large landholding labeled Cuyama (Heirs of Cesario Lataillade). The map provides a detailed view of mid-century infrastructure within the Los Padres National Forest, including numerous water features like Salt Well, Richardson Spring, and the Upper Hog Pen Spring.