1957 Map of Ukiah

About this map

The Coast Ranges and the western edge of the Sacramento Valley dominate this mid-century landscape, illustrating the topographical divide between the timbered Pacific coastline and the inland agricultural basin. Along the coast, the Northwestern Pacific railroad corridor services lumber-reliant settlements near the Jackson State Forest, while the maritime safety of Point Cabrillo Coast Guard Light Station stands as a vital landmark. Further east, the Mendocino National Forest covers the high ridges of the Mendocino Range, harboring Lake Pillsbury and the Round Valley Indian Reservation at Covelo.