2002 Map of Rackerby
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
Rackerby and the surrounding foothill communities of the Plumas National Forest are documented in this detailed turn-of-the-millennium survey. The map reveals a landscape defined by its mining and timber history, with the Central Pacific Mine and Manzanita Mine situated among the drainages of Robinson Creek and Natchez Creek. The settlement pattern follows the elevation, where small rural outposts like Robinson Mills and Hansonville served local families and laborers. The topography is characterized by distinct flats and ravines, such as Lower Swedes Flat and Upham Ravine, which shaped the early road networks including La Porte Road. Genealogists will find significant value in the various burial grounds identified, including the New York Flat Cem and Brownsville Cem, alongside local educational landmarks like the Hansonville Sch.
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