1947 Map of Seaside
USGS Topo · Published 1948About this map
The coastal community of Seaside and the massive Fort Ord Military Reservation dominate this post-war landscape on the shores of Monterey Bay. In the years following the war, the region reflects a transition from early ranchos to military utility and modern aviation. The coastal corridor is defined by the Southern Pacific line and landmarks like the Hotel Del Monte, while the interior reveals the legacy of Spanish land grants through named tracts like Saucito and Laguna Seca.
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5 editions found
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