1929 Map of Quincy School

About this map

White River winds through the hills of this 1920s survey, marking a corridor of early development along the Tulare and Kern County line. The presence of the Quincy Sch suggests a small, dispersed rural community centered around local education during this era. Land use and infrastructure are defined by the Southern California Edison Company Transmission Line, which cuts across the southern portion of the landscape. The terrain is further characterized by drainage features such as Tyler Gulch, Rag Gulch, and the prominent level area of Telegraph Flat. Published as a preliminary edition, the map leaves a significant portion of the eastern territory as an unsurveyed area, reflecting the ongoing process of topographic mapping in California during the late 1920s.