The Southern California map appeared in National Geographic Magazine in May 1966. Half of a two-map set which includes the Northern California map, this work contains inset maps of the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego as well as a map of the General Grant Grove and the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Forest.
The 1966 Southern California map features:• Inset maps of Los Angeles and San Diego
• An inset map of the General Grant Grove and the Giant Forest
• State parks, state historic parks, national wildlife refuges, ranger stations, redwood groves, camp sites, ski areas, golf courses, and marinas or yacht clubs
• Cities and towns
• Interstate highways, freeways, through routes, other routes, trails, railroads, and places with scheduled air service
• Mountains, passes, rivers, lakes, intermittent lakes, dry lakes, sand, lava, and areas below sea level
• Ocean bathymetry
Coverage Area: Southern California
| Geotype | Region |
|---|---|
| Map Type | Historical Maps |
| Publisher | National Geographic |
| Usage Type | Classroom Maps |