2012 Map of Pittville

About this map

Pittville serves as the central focal point of this Northern California landscape, where the Pit River meanders through the broad Fall River Valley. The 2012 survey illustrates a region defined by its water resources and agricultural heritage, featuring landmarks such as Young Falls and the Hot Springs near Hot Cr. The terrain transitions from the lowlands of Dixon Flat to the prominence of Taylor Knob in the east, while the northern reaches are dotted with irrigation and storage features like the Van Sickle Reservoir, Crum Reservoir, and Toll House Reservoir. Local history is anchored by the Lee Ranch and the network of rural roads such as Old Toll Rd and Pittville Totten Rd, which trace the path of earlier transit and ranching boundaries. This topographic study captures a quiet corner of Shasta County where the convergence of Beaver Cr and other tributaries continue to shape the local economy and geography.