1959 Map of Warner Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
Warner Springs serves as the focal point for this 1950s study of the high desert and mountain transition in San Diego County. The landscape is defined by the broad Valle De San Jose (Portilla) and the waters of Lake Henshaw at the southwestern edge, an area subject to controlled inundation. The map reveals a distinct military and institutional presence during the Cold War era, including the U S Navy Survival Training School and several sites for the Puerta La Cruz Conservation Camp.
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Editions of this 1959 Warner Springs Map
4 editions found
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