1996 Map of Redlands

About this map

Redlands and its surrounding communities are documented here during a period of significant suburban integration and infrastructure development. The city center is densely detailed with landmarks such as the Armory, City Hall, and numerous educational institutions like Redlands High School and the Smiley School. To the west, the historic San Bernardino Asistencia stands near Bryn Mawr, while the northern reaches are dominated by the San Bernardino International Airport and the sprawling Santa Ana Wash. The landscape is a complex grid of citrus-named avenues like Citrus Ave and Orange Ave, reflecting the area's agricultural heritage even as residential tracts expand toward the San Bernardino National Forest. Traces of the region's transport history are visible along the Southern Pacific rail line and the historic Mission Zanja waterway, which cuts through the heart of the settlement.