1916 Map of Tracy

About this map

The railroad town of Tracy serves as the central hub of this 1912 survey, appearing as a gateway where major transport corridors converge. At the time of this mapping, the landscape is defined by the heavy presence of the Southern Pacific (Niles and Sacramento Line) and the Southern Pacific (San Francisco and New Orleans Line), which intersect near the town center. To the west, the former settlement of Ellis sits along the tracks, reflecting an earlier era of rail operations before the division point moved.