City of Berkeley, California, 1923

Why Berkeley

Berkeley, The Board, 1923.

Historic maps of the Bay Area

G4364 B5 1923 B4

[ca. 1:11,750].

Map

1 map

color

58 x 52 cm, folded to 27 x 12 cm

Earth Sciences & Map Library

University of California map, text, ill. and statistics on verso.
Panel title: Why Berkeley.
Includes street index and text.
Also shows Albany and adjacent areas in El Cerrito, Kensington, Emeryville and Oakland.

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