1992 Map of Roseville

About this map

The Roseville and Rocklin corridor appears during a period of significant suburban expansion, where established ranching lands meet growing municipal boundaries. Large agricultural holdings like the W F Fiddyment Ranch and R F Fiddyment Ranch still occupy the western plains, while the eastern edge is defined by the Southern Pacific railroad line and the rising terrain of Telegraph Hill. The map documents the city's civic infrastructure, including the County Fairground, Roseville Cemetery, and the Diamond Oaks Municipal Golf Course. Water management is central to this landscape, with complex drainage systems like Ingram Slough and Pleasant Grove Creek winding through the developing residential and industrial zones, including the notable Industrial Waste Ponds located north of the city center.