1966 Map of Smith River

About this map

The Smith River corridor and its surrounding coastal lowlands define this northern California landscape during the mid-1960s. The settlement of Smith River serves as the inland hub, while smaller communities like Winton Corners and Tryon Corner are linked by a network of rural roads including Fred D Haight Drive and North Bank Road. The map reveals a complex aquatic environment where the river meets the Pacific Ocean at Pelican Bay, characterized by features like Tillas Island and the Tillas Slough.