1910 Map of Roseville

About this map

The town of Roseville serves as the focal point of this 1910 survey, showing the community just as it was becoming a major railroad hub. The Southern Pacific tracks run through the center of town, with the Marysville Line striking north toward the settlement of Whitney. This period map captures the early 20th-century landscape of Placer County before suburban expansion, defined by its intricate drainage systems including Pleasant Grove Creek, Auburn Ravine, and Miners Ravine. To the west, the rural character of the land is anchored by the Pleasant Grove School, located near the confluence of the South Branch Pleasant Grove Creek. The topography reveals the gradual rise into the Sierra Nevada foothills, where a lone Reservoir and the winding course of Rock Creek mark the higher ground to the north.