1947 Map of Stumpfield Mtn.

About this map

Stumpfield Mountain dominates the central landscape of this Sierra Nevada foothills region, where the drainage systems of the Chowchilla River converge just after the second World War. The topography is defined by the three primary branches of the river—the West Fork, Middle Fork, and East Fork—which carve through steep canyons and around prominent peaks like Indian Peak and Wildcat Mtn. This period shows a largely undeveloped forest landscape within the Sierra National Forest, characterized by remote landmarks and early infrastructure.