1949 Map of Tuolumne
USGS Topo · Published 1949About this map
The timber and mining economies of the Sierra foothills are on full display in this late-1940s survey of Tuolumne. The town serves as a vital hub where the Sierra RR meets the Westside Lumber Co RR, supporting a large Lumber Mill on the edge of the Stanislaus National Forest. This industrial landscape is deeply connected to the local topography, with the North Fork Tuolumne River carving through the center of the sheet while specialized sites like the State Fish Hatchery and Indian Rancheria indicate the diverse use of the land.
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