1967 Map of Reno NE

About this map

Hungry Valley and Antelope Valley anchor this 1967 survey of the northern reaches of the Truckee Meadows, capturing a pivotal moment of suburban and industrial expansion in Washoe County. The map documents the layout of the Reno-Stead Airport and its relationship to the surrounding residential corridors, including the established grid of Lemmon Valley Sch Drive and various street systems named for states like Alaska St and Montana St. This era shows a landscape in transition, where the Reno Military presence and industrial sites like Sandpits and prospects sit adjacent to growing neighborhoods and educational facilities like the Lemmon Valley Sch. High-elevation landmarks such as Hungry Mountain and Freds Mountain provide a stark contrast to the rapidly developing valley floor, where purple revisions indicate the further sprawl of Reno during the early 1980s update.