1952 Map of Woodland

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Woodland's urban core and the agricultural lands of the Sacramento Valley are meticulously detailed in this mid-century study, showcasing the city's expansion during the late 1960s via purple revision tints. The map centers on the historical grid of the county seat, where the Courthouse, City Hall, and numerous neighborhood schools like Dingle Sch and Beamer Sch anchor the community. To the north, the winding course of Cache Creek defines the landscape, skirted by the Southern Pacific railroad lines that served local industry at Sugarfield and the Mill Spur.