1943 Map of Pleasanton
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
Mission San Jose de Guadalupe and the community of Mission San Jose anchor the southern reaches of this wartime survey, which details the agricultural and medical landscape of the East Bay. The region is defined by the broad Livermore Valley and Amador Valley, where small settlements like Pleasanton, Dublin, and Livermore are linked by the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads. Notable institutional landmarks are prominent, including the San Francisco Water Temple near Sunol and the Arroyo del Valle Sanatorium. The map captures a transition as the area served both local ranching, exemplified by the Hacienda Dude Ranch, and regional healthcare via the U S Veterans Hospital. Steep ridges such as Pleasanton Ridge and Sunol Ridge separate these fertile valleys, with several country schools like Inman Sch and Murray Sch serving the rural population.
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