1948 Map of Rackerby
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
Rackerby and Brownsville anchor a landscape defined by the extraction and timber economies of the northern Sierra foothills shortly after World War II. The terrain is marked by historic mining operations such as the Central Pacific Mine, Manzanita Mine, and Thresh-One Mine, alongside evidence of the timber industry at Robinson Mills. The mapping reveals a network of small family-named agricultural holdings and homesteads, including Willow Glen Ranch, Ross Ranch, and Finley Ranch, which are interspersed throughout the dense ridges of the Plumas National Forest.
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Editions of this 1948 Rackerby Map
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Historical Maps of Robinson Mills Through Time
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