1967 Map of Rocklin

About this map

Southern Pacific rail lines anchor this landscape, connecting a series of foothills communities from Roseville through Rocklin, Loomis, Penryn, and Newcastle. The terrain is defined by a series of southwest-flowing drainage systems, including Secret Ravine and Miners Ravine, which drop toward the newly formed Folsom Lake at the bottom of the sheet. Educational and religious institutions are prominent landmarks, such as Sierra College and the Mount St Joseph Seminary, alongside local schools like Del Oro High Sch and Placer Sch.