1966 Map of Tucker Mtn

About this map

Squaw Valley serves as a primary valley floor gateway in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, where cattle ranching and sparse rural settlement define the mid-1960s landscape. This topographic record documents numerous family estates and homesteads, including the Nance Ranch, Baker Ranch, and Harlan Ranch, which follow the drainage paths of Sand Creek and Mill Creek. The map effectively illustrates the transition from the relatively flat valley floor to the prominent peaks of the southern Sierras, such as Washapie Mtn and Tucker Mtn.