Historic topographic maps of California: San Francisco Bay Region

University of California, Berkeley. Earth Sciences &amp; Map Library.; Geological Survey (U.S.)

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Title

Historic topographic maps of California, San Francisco Bay Region

Creator

University of California, Berkeley. Earth Sciences & Map Library.
Geological Survey (U.S.)

Variant Title

HISTOPO

Published

Reston, U.S. Geological Survey National Mapping Division, 2001.

Full Collection Name

Historic topographic maps of California

Other Identifiers

G3700 svar .U6 CA HISTOPO compu/d

Geographic Coverage

San Francisco Bay Area (Calif.) -- Maps.

Scale

s vary.

Type

Map

Extent

13 computer laser optical disc

Other Physical Details

col.

Dimensions

4 3/4 in.

Archive

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Note

Map edition dates range from 1897 to 1997.
Scale of maps vary, 1:62,500, 1:31,689, and 1:24,000.
Project acronym: HISTOPO.
Maps were digitized from the paper collection of the Earth Sciences and Map Library, University of California-Berkeley for a Web based pilot project.
Contain 359 U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps (15 and 7.5-minute quadrangles) which were scanned by the National Mapping Division at 800 dpi and converted into MrSid format file at a compression ratio of 40:1.

Contents

1. Antioch North, Antioch South, Benicia, Bird's Landing, Bolinas, Briones Valley, Calaveras Reservoir.
2. Carquinez Strait, Clayton, Concord, Cordelia, Cupertino, Cuttings Wharf, Denverton
3. Diablo, Double Point, Drakes Bay, Dublin, Fairfield South, Half Moon Bay (15' + 7.5')
4. Hayward (7.5' +15'), Honkers Bay, Hunters Pt. Inverness, La Costa Valley. La Honda
5. Las Trampas Ridge, Livermore (7.5' + 15'), Mare Island (7.5' + 15'), Milpitas
6. Mindego Hills, Montara Mtn., Mountain View, Mt. Diablo, Mt. Tamalpais
7. Newark, Niles, Novato, Oakland East, Oakland West
8. Pt. Bonita, Pt, Reyes, Pt. Reyes NE, Redwood, Pt, Richmond
9. Palo Alto, Petaluma, Petaluma Point, Petaluma River, Pittsburg
10. San Francisco, San Francisco North, San Francisco South, San Geronimo, San Gregorio, San Jose
11. San Mateo (7.5' + 15'), San Jose East, San Jose West, San Leandro
12. San Quentin, San Rafael, Sears Pt., Tassajara, Tomales,
13. Vine Hill, Walnut Creek, Woodside.

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Collection

Historic topo maps of California