1967 Map of Reno
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Truckee River corridor serves as the industrial and civic heart of this mid-century Nevada landscape, where the adjacent cities of Reno and Sparks are shown in their period of rapid post-war expansion. This survey captures a dense network of residential streets and public infrastructure, including dozens of schools like Reno High Sch and specialized institutions such as St Marys Hospital. The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony sits prominently near the bend of the river, while the Reno Municipal Airport occupies the southern Meadows area. To the north, the terrain transitions from urban grids to open valleys and industrial sites, including the Reno Motor Speedway and the Washoe County Fairgrounds. The influence of the Southern Pacific railroad is evident, paralleling the river and dictating the growth of the downtown districts and the Panther Valley area.
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Editions of this 1967 Reno Map
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