Image: 1866 Northern California Map

Description: Historic map of Northern California in the 1860s (1866). From the Sacramento Delta region, Placerville, and Tomales Bay northwards. Including the former Klamath County (1851-1874) area in the northernmost state area. Credits A photomontage by Ellin Beltz of separate sheet Northern California Maps from: Holdredge, Sterling M., and Grafton Tyler Brown. State, Territorial, and Ocean Guide Book of the Pacific: Containing the Time and Distance Tables, Rates, Fares and Freight Tariff of All Steamship, Steamboat, Railway, Stage and Express Lines, on Or Connecting with the Pacific Coast and the Interior : Including California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, British Columbia, Vancouver's and Sandwich Islands, Central and South America, Mexico : Also, Rates of Postage to All Parts of the World, Time of Arrival and Departures of Mails, Etc. Published by S.M. Holdredge, 1866. Map center is given as location below.
Title: 1866 Northern California Map
Credit: http://www.davidrumsey.com as separate sheets
Author: Holdredge, Sterling M., and Grafton Tyler Brown
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