1943 Map of Santa Ysabel
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
The Santa Ysabel Indian Reservation No 1 and its neighbors define the central landscape of this San Diego County quadrangle in the early 1940s. A network of ranches and mountain valleys centers around Julian, with several mining operations tucked into the canyons to the east, including the Banner Queen Mine and North Star Mine. The presence of the Santa Ysabel Chapel and local schools like the Volcan Indian Sch and Spencer Valley Sch speak to the established community and educational infrastructure of the period.
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