California & Nevada Regional Raised Relief Maps

These vinyl raised relief maps all measure about 32 inches wide by 21 inches high (which the exception of the slightly wider Monterey quad and the smaller Santa Maria quad, and the tall and skinny Eureka quad). The scale is 1:250,000, which is approximately four miles to the inch. The topography has two to one vertical exageration—which means the mountains are represented as twice as high proportionally as they are in real life. All include topographic contours at 200 foot intervals. They are quite detailed and show such features as roads, railroads, airports and landing strips, county boundaries, woodlands, mines, orchards, oil wells, water features and more. Each is usually two degrees of longitude wide, one degree high (with some exceptions). You can buy adjacent maps and make a striking mosaic of them to cover just the regions you are interested in most. Click here for an index to regional raised relief maps we stock. This will show you which maps are adjacent. They are based on the latest USGS maps—and as such, they are quite dated (the dates are noted just above the prices). You buy these for the topography, not for current roads and park boundaries! All are published by Hubbard Scientific. These items ship UPS Ground Service and cannot be shipped to a PO Box. If a PO Box is the only kind of address that is convenient for you, contact us for a shipping quote: but be forewarned, shipping these oversized items via the US Postal Service will cost you two to over four times as much as the UPS Ground rates. If having these maps sent to Hawai'i or Alaska, or to a US possesion, please read shipping page before ordering. You will need an individual shipping quote based on your address; it is several times as expensive as the rest of the country. Suggested retail price is $28.50. Your price: $25.65
	Alturas, California This map covers a section of the northeast corner of the state. Shows large portions of Modoc National Forest, plus parts of Shasta and Klamath national forests. Cities, towns and smaller communities marked include Alturas, Cedarville, McArthur, Tulelake, Dorris, Lookout, Adin, Canby, Davis Creek, Fort Bidwell, and Eagleville. Also includes Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Lava Beds National Monument, Clear Lake National Wildlife Refuge, and South Warner Wilderness. Important physical features on the map include Clear Lake Reservoir, Goose Lake, Tule Lake Sump, Mahogany Mountain, Haight Mountain, Big Sage Reservoir, Warner Mountains, and Surprise Valley. Bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees and longitudes 122 and 120 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NK 10-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Bakersfield, California The dramatic contrast between the flat, southern San Joaquin Valley and the rugged southern Sierra Nevada dominate this map. Prominent features include the Carrizo Plain in the southwest, the bed of Buena Vista Lake, Isabella Lake, much of Dome Wilderness, and the cities and towns of Taft, Maricopa, Pixley, Alpaugh, Delano, McFarland, Wasco, Shafter, Oildale, Greenacres, Lamont, Arvin, Kernville, Tehachapi, and Mojave. Sequoia National Forest is the dominant federal reservation in the region. The numerous oil fields in this area are also mapped. Bordered by longitudes 118 and 120 degrees west, latitudes 35 and 36 degrees north. Published 1971. Item #NI 11-1. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Caliente, Nevada One of the less-travelled areas of Nevada, with the largest highway on the map US 93. Includes the communities of Caliente, Panaca, Hiko, Ash Springs, and Alamo. Major mountain ranges on the map are the Timpahute Range, Pahranagat Range, and Delamar Mountains. Cathedral Gorge, Echo Canyon, and Beaver Dam state parks, and Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge are within the map boundaries. The far eastern part of the map includes land up to three miles inside Utah. Published 1970. Item # NJ 11-9 (Out of stock, out of print; the manufacturer has discontinued this map)
	Chico, California The title city is near the upper western edge of this map. In the lower right corner is a portion of Lake Tahoe (which is divided among three other of these regional maps). The area is dominated by the Sierra Nevada, with its rivers emptying into the Sacramento Valley at left. Major features depicted include Sutter Buttes, Sacramento River, the North, Middle, and South Fork Feather River canyons, the North, Middle and South Yuba Rivers, Sierra Valley, the North and Middle Forks of American River, and Truckee River. Also shown are Lake Oroville, Bucks Lake, Lake Davis, Stampede Reservoir, Boca Reservoir, Donner Lake, French Meadows Reservoir, Rawlins Reservoir, and Camp Far West Reservoir. Besides Chico, the cities and towns marked on the map include Paradise, Magalia, Oroville, South Oroville, Thermalito, Palermo, Biggs, Gridley, Live Oak, Sutter, Yuba City, Marysville, Linda, Olivehurst, Grass Valley, Nevada City, Quincy, East Quincy, Portola, Loyalton, Truckee, Kings Beach, Tahoe City, and Tahoma. The map also includes all or part of Lassen, Plumas, Tahoe, and Eldorado national forests. This map borders the Ukiah regional map on the left, the Reno regional map on the right, and the Sacramento map on the bottom. Bounded by latitudes 39 and 40 degrees and longitudes 122 and 120 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NJ 10-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Death Valley, California The center of this map is bisected by Death Valley, and covers about 2/3 of the National Park of the same name (though it shows only the boundaries and name of its smaller predecessor, Death Valley National Monument). Ranges depicted include most of the Inyo Mountains, the Cottonwood Mountains, Panamint Range, Amargosa Range, and Funeral Mountains. Most of the bed of Owens Lake is also shown. Published 1970. Item # NJ 11-11 Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	El Centro, California Shows the southern end of the Imperial Valley of California, including El Centro, Brawley, Coyote Wells, Seeley, Imperial, Heber, Holtville, and Calexico, and the extreme southwestern part of Arizona, including Yuma, Somerton, San Luis, Wellton, and Fishers Landing. Also includes Luke Air Force Range and much of Yuma Proving Ground. While raised relief depicts the mountains south of the border in Mexico, no other details are shown. Bordered by latitudes 32 and 33 degrees, longitudes 114 and 116 degrees. Published 1977. Item #NI 11-12 Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Ely, Nevada Classic basin and range topography is featured in this region on the central eastern edge of the state. Important physical features displayed include Diamond Valley, Diamond Mountains, Newark Valley, Pancake Range, Buck Mountain, White Pine Range, Long Valley, Butte Mountains, Jakes Valley, Butte Valley, Egan Range, Steptoe Valley, Duck Creek Range, Schell Creek Range, Spring Valley, Snake Range, Antelope Valley, Kern Mountains, and Snake Valley. The cities and towns in this sparsely populated area include Eureka, Ely, East Ely, McGill, Cherry Creek, and Baker. The important highways on the map include US 50, state 20, US 6, US 93, state 35, state 2, state 73. and state 74. Many of the ranges are bounded within Humboldt National Forest; and the area includes the north end of what is now Great Basin National Park, but which at the time the map was made was another section of Humboldt National Forest and Lehman Caves National Mounument. The region is bounded by latitudes 40 and 39 degrees, and longitudes 116 and 114 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NJ 11-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 *This map has been discontinued by the manufacturer: If you want one, get it while you can, for we have only a few copies!*
	Eureka, California Maps in this series typically cover two degrees of longitudes of width by one degree of latitude high. If that plan were maintained in this region, there would be two maps with a fairly narrow strip of land on the right and large stretches of the Pacific Ocean on the rest of the map. Instead, the designers opted for a tall, skinny map, which still has more ocean than land, but which shows important coastline features, and serving as an effective "endcap" to the adjacent Weed and Redding maps. Cities and towns on the map include Eureka, Arcata, Crescent City, Scotia, Rohnerville, Loleta, Ferndale, Indianola, Bayside, McKinleyville, Trinidad, Klamath, Fort Dick, and Smith River. Important conservation areas shown include King Range National Conservation Area, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, Patricks Point State Park, Redwood National Park, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park, and Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park. Important physical features shown include Point Delgado, Punta Gorda, Matole River, Cape Mendocino, Bear River Ridge, Eel River, Humboldt Bay, Big Lagoon, Stone Lagoon, Redwood Creek, Point St. George, and Smith River. Depth contours portray the undersea terrain, but this is 2-D only. Bordered by latitudes 42 and 40 degrees, and by longitudes 125 and 124 degrees. Published 1977. Item #NK 10-7. Shipping weight: 8.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Fresno, California Parts of three major regions are shown on this map: the lower San Joaquin Valley, the southern Sierra Nevada, and southern Owens Valley. Covers all of Sequoia National Park, and all but the northern tip of Kings Canyon National Park. Cities and towns shown are Fresno, Clovis, Sanger, Hanford, Visalia, Tulare, Porterville, Independence, and Lone Pine. Published 1971. Item # NJ 11-10. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Goldfield, Nevada US highway 95 is the most prominent cultural feature in this remote area dominated by Nellis Air Force Range. It also includes the lands now within the northern portion of Death Valley National Park, in the 10% or so of the map which includes California. Communities shown are Goldfield, Scotty's Junction, and Lida. Published 1970. Item # NJ 11-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Kingman, Arizona This quad covers parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona. The right third of the map is crossed by the Colorado River, with Lake Mohave the most significant feature. Major highways shown include Interstate 15 and US 95. The southwest quarter shows lands which are now a part of Mohave National Preserve. Kingman and Bullhead City are the only towns of significant size on the map. The resort town of Laughlin, Nevada, did not exist when this map was created (in 1969). Major ranges shown are Castle Mountains, McCullough Range, Black Mountains, and Cerbat Mountains. Published 1969. Item # NI 11-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock)
	Las Vegas, Nevada Vegas itself is of little interest on a relief map, but it is surrounded by some exceptional terrain. On the lower left are the Spring Mountains rising almost 12,000 feet above sea level, in the upper middle is Sheep Range, on the far right are the Virgin Mountains, lower right Lake Mead. Also shows much of the Desert National Wildlife Range. Besides Las Vegas, other towns included are Pahrump, Henderson, Glendale, and Mesquite. The far and lower right show portions of Arizona, and there's about 18 square miles of California included on the lower left. Bordered by longitudes 116 and 114, and latitudes 36 and 37. Published 1969. Item #NJ 11-12. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Long Beach, California Not a lot of land mass on this map, but an essential piece to the puzzle if you want to create a mosaic of southern California relief maps. Shows the southern portion of Santa Cruz Island, part of Santa Rosa Island; all of Santa Catalina, Santa Barbara, and San Nicolas islands; and the northern tip of San Clemente Island. Cities shown are Long Beach, Culver City, Manhattan Beach, Torrance, Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes Estates, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Westminster, and southern portions of Los Angeles. Ocean depths are represented by contours, but are not shown in three dimension. These bathymetric contours are at 50 meter intervals (but not at 10 meter intervals near the surface, as the legend incorrectly indicates). Published 1978. Item # NI 11-7. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Los Angeles, California Vividly shows the complex terrain north and northwest of the "City of the Angels," which include thousands of square miles of wildlands—much to the surprise of those whose image of LA is beaches, Hollywood, and perpetual suburbia. This map includes large portions of Los Padres and Angeles national forests, the southern portion of the Tehachapi Mountains, the eastern section of the high Mojave Desert in the vicinity of Lancaster, and the Santa Monica Mountains. Most of Santa Cruz Island off the coast is shown. Important cities on the map include Santa Barbara, Ojai, Ventura, Oxnard, Thousand Oaks, Santa Clarita, Burbank, Santa Monica, and Beverly Hills. Published 1975. Item #NI 11-4. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Lovelock, Nevada Borders on California in the northwest part of Nevada, with the northern end of Pyramid Lake the most visible feature. The other major physical features include Virginia Mountains, Smoke Creek Desert, Twin Mountain, Buffalo Hills, Granite Range, Fox Range, Lake Range, San Emidio Desert, Black Rock Desert, Selenite Range, Shawave Mountains, Seven Troughs Range, Granite Springs Valley, Trinity Range, Desert Valley, Upper Valley, Lower Valley, West Humboldt Range, Humboldt Range, Eugene Mountains, and Buena Vista Valley. The area is sparsely populated, and the main towns and communities shown are Lovelock, Gerlach, and Mill City. Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation is on the map, too; the main highways shown are state 34, state 48, state 49, Interstate 80, US 40/95, state 50, and state 59. The area is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees, and longitudes 120 and 118 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NK 11-10. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Lund, Nevada This map shows a part of eastern Nevada (with a border strip of Utah at the extreme right) and contains very few human settlements: just the communities of Duckwater, Preston, Lund, and Currant. US highway 6 stretches across the northwest corner, and state highways 38 and US highway 93 range more or less parallel north-south. Major mountains on the map include Grant Range, Egan Range, Willson Creek Range, and the highest in eastern Nevada, Wheeler Peak. Published 1970. Item #NJ 11-6. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Mariposa, California This quad covers some of the most fascinating terrain in California. The central Sierra Nevada dominates the west half, with Owens Valley and the White Mountains in the east. The southern half of Mono Lake is at top center, with the Long Valley Caldera just to the southeast. The map shows the southern 2/3 of Yosemite National Park, including Yosemite Valley and Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, and the northern tip of Kings Canyon National Park. Cities and towns located include Mariposa, Mammoth Lakes, Benton, Bishop, and Big Pine. Published 1970. Item # NJ 11-7. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; unlikely to restock until end of summer, or later)
	McDermitt, Nevada This map covers the north central portion of Nevada. The important physical features on the map include Quinn River Valley, Slumbering Hills, Silver State Valley, Bloody Run Hills, Santa Rosa Range, Paradise Valley and Little Humboldt River, Hot Springs Range, Osgood Mountains, Rock Creek, South Fork Owyhee River, Tuscarora Mountains, Bull Run Mountains, and Independence Mountains. The only communities on the map are McDermitt and Owyhee. The most important highways on the map are a piece of Interstate 80 and US 40, US 95, state 140, state 8A, state 18, state 11, and state 51. The map is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees and longitudes 118 and 116 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NK 11-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 *This map has been discontinued by the manufacturer: If you want one, get it while you can, for we have only a few copies!*
	Millett, Nevada This region smack in the heart of Nevada is so sparsely populated that instead of naming it for a town, USGS named it for a ranch, the Millett Ranch. The only other communities on the map are Eastdale, Peterson Station, and Austin. The major physical features on the map include Stillwater Range, Dixie Valley, Clan Alpine Mountains, Edwards Creek Valley, Desatoya Mountains, Smith Creek Valley, Shoshone Mountains, Reese River Valley, Toiyabe Range, Grass Valley, Big Smoky Valley, Toquima Range, Monitor Valley, Monitor Range, Roberts Mountains, Kobeh Valley, and Fish Creek Range. The major highways on the map include US 50, state 2, state 8A, and state 51. The map is bounded by latitudes 40 and 39 degrees, and longitudes 118 and 116 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NJ 11-2. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 *This map has been discontinued by the manufacturer: If you want one, get it while you can, for we have only two copies left!*
	Monterey, California Covers Monterey Bay, the Monterey Peninsula, most of the Santa Lucia Range, Salinas Valley, Gabilan Range, southern Diablo Range, and a big portion of San Joaquin Valley. Parks and forests of note include Point Lobos State Reserve, Big Sur State Park, Los Padres National Forest, and Pinnacles National Monument. Cities include Santa Cruz, Watsonville, San Juan Bautista, Marina, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Seaside, Carmel, Carmel Valley, Salinas, Hollister, Soledad, Greenfield, King City, San Ardo, Coalinga, Madera, and Mendota. This map is a couple of inches wider than others so as to include the brief strip of coast west of Santa Cruz—an area which would have been excluded if normal quad boundaries had been used. Western boundary is 122 degrees 12 minutes west longitude. Though the map shows bathymetric lines to plot the depths of the ocean, undersea areas are not depicted in three dimensions. Published 1974. Item # NJ 10-12. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; unlikely to restock before end of summer, or later)
	Needles, California This Mojave Desert landscape is crossed in the east by the Colorado River, with Lake Havasu the broadest portion. In the northwest corner is the southern portion of what is now Mojave National Preserve. At the publication time of this map, Interstate 40 was just being built, and it shows two unconnected ends. Route 66 was the highway to use. Mountains shown include Providence Mountains, Sacramento Mountains, Old Woman Mountains, Turtle Mountains, Whipple Mountains, and the mountain peak which gave the largest town on this map its name: the Needles. Actually, since the map was published, Lake Havasu City is now the largest shown; other towns located include Parker, Amboy, and Essex. Published 1969. Item #NI 11-6. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Redding, California This map covers a part of the North Coast Ranges and the upper Sacramento Valley. Important physical features include Mad River, Eel River, South Fork Mountain, Limestone Ridge, Trinity Alps, Trinity River, Clair Engle Lake, Trinity Mountains, Whiskeytown Reservoir, Shasta Lake, and Sacramento River. Much of the area is within Six Rivers National Forest, Trinity National Forest, and Shasta National Forest. Also includes a bit of Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, most of Humboldt Redwoods State Park, most of Trinity National Recreation Area, all of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, and Shasta National Recreation Area. The cities, towns, and communities on the map include Blue Lake, Willow Creek, Salyer, Del Loma, Helena, Weaverville, Trinity Center, Hayfork, Pepperwood, Redcrest, Redway, Garberville, Forest Glen, Wildwood, Beegum, Rosewood, Garber, Red Bluff, Cottonwood, Anderson, Enterprise, Redding, Shasta, Summit City, Central Valley, Project City, Lakeshore, and Lamoine. This map is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees and longitudes 124 and 122 degrees. Published 1976. Item #NK 10-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Reno, Nevada The title city is near the western edge of this map, which shows a dramatic variety of terrain. In the lower left corner is a portion of Lake Tahoe (which is divided among three other of these regional maps). At the right edge are the Clan Alpine Mountains and Fairview and Dixie valleys. Other major features depicted include the Stillwater Range, Carson Sink, Sand Springs Range, Desert Mountains, Hot Springs Mountains, Truckee Range, the southern half of Pyramid Lake, Pah Rah Range, Virginia Range, Pine Nut Mountains, and Washoe Lake. Besides Reno, the cities and towns marked on the map include Sparks, Carson City, Incline Village, Nixon, Fernley, silver Springs, Fallon, Wabuska, and Frenchman. This map borders the Chico regional map on the left, and the Walker Lake map on the bottom. Bounded by latitudes 39 and 40 degrees and longitudes 120 and 118 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NJ 11-1. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Sacramento, California With the state capital to the left of center, this map shows the lower Sacramento Valley and the central Sierra Nevada to the southwest of Lake Tahoe (which is partly shown in the upper right corner). Includes the Delta region and the town of Lodi in the south of the region, and the towns of Woodland and Davis in the west. Published 1970. Item # NJ 10-6. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Salton Sea, California This region covers the transition between the Mojave and Sonoran deserts, and is dominated in the southwest by Salton Sea and the Colorado River running more or less north to south down the eastern third of the map. Other major geographical features depicted are Chocolate Mountains, Chuckwalla Mountains and Valley, Orocopia Mountains, Eagle Mountains, Pinto Basin, Coxcomb Mountains, Big Maria Mountains, Palo Verde Valley, Parker Valley, Trigo Mountains, and La Posa Plain. Cultural features include the towns of Westmorland, Calipatra, Niland, Eagle Mountain, Blythe, and (on the Arizona side of the Colorado River) Ehrenberg and Quartzsite. Most of the eastern part of Joshua Tree National Monument (now a national park) is delineated; other parks and reservations on the map are Salton Sea State Park, Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge, Cibola National Wildlife Refuge, Imperial National Wildlife Refuge, Picacho State Recreation Area, and the west portion of Kofa National Game Range. Bordered by longitudes 114 and 116 degrees west longitude and 33 and 34 degrees north latitude. Published 1969. Item #NI 11-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	San Bernardino, California Covers a large stretch of the Mojave Desert, the San Bernardino Mountains, a large chunk of the San Gabriel Mountains, and the northeastern part of the metropolitan Los Angeles region. Specifically, shows the cities and towns of Edwards, Barstow, Victorville, Apple Valley, Yucca Valley, Big Bear Lake, Monrovia, Baldwin Park, West Covina, Covina, Glendora, Claremont, Pomona, Ontario, Cucamonga, Rialto, Redlands, northern Riverside, Dunlap Acres, Twentynine Palms and, of course, San Bernardino. Other places of particular interest mapped include Edwards Air Force Base, Cucamonga Wilderness, Lake Arrowhead, Heart Bar State Park, and the northwest portion of Joshua Tree National Monument (now a national park). Bordered by longitudes 116 and 118 degrees west, latitudes 34 and 35 degrees north. Published 1969. Item #NI 11-5. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	San Diego, California Shows the San Diego metro area, including the cities and towns of Solana Beach, Del Mar, Miramar, Poway, Santee, El Cajon, Spring Valley, La Mesa, National City, Chula Vista, Imperial Beach, Coronado, Lakeside, Glenview and Alpine. Also shows Cuyamaca Rancho State Park and southern Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. While the mountains on the northwestern Baja California (Mexico) side of the border are depicted in raised relief, no names or any other features are included. Offshore the depths of the ocean is represented with bathymetric contours, showing depths in meters. (The ocean floor is not shown in three dimensions, however.) Published 1978. Item #NI 11-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; we will be unable to restock until end of summer of later)
	San Francisco, California With this map you get more of the ocean than you get of the land (and no raised—or sunken—relief is shown for undersea features), but you will need this one for a map mosaic if you don't want to leave out the City by the Bay. Also shows all of the San Francisco Peninsula, most of San Francisco Bay, the southern portion of Marin County, much of the East Bay including Oakland, and much of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Published 1980. Item # NJ 10-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	San Jose, California This map covers the heart of the state. At the lower left is a part of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Next to that is Santa Clara (Silicon) Valley, with the Mt. Hamilton Range (a part of the Diablo Range) bordering it to the east. The northern portion of San Joaquin Valley runs across the center. In the northeast are the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Cities shown include San Jose, Fremont, Dublin, Livermore, Tracy, Stockton, Manteca, Modesto, Turlock, Chowchilla, Gustine, Newman, Merced, Sonora, Tuolumne, and Morgan Hill. Parks shown include Henry W. Coe State Park (old boundaries), San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area, and Mt. Diablo State Park. Published 1969. Item # NJ 10-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	San Luis Obispo, California This quad shows far southern Monterey County and much of San Luis Obispo County, as well as pieces of Fresno, Kings, Kern, and Santa Barbara counties. Within this region are the southern portion of the Santa Lucia Range, San Antonio and Nacimiento reservoirs, Cholame Hills, Temblor Range, northern Carrizo Plain, La Panza Mountain, and Irish Hills. Cities and towns shown include Bradley, San Miguel, Paso Robles, Templeton, Atascadero, Santa Margarita, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach, Arroyo Grande, Grover City, Los Osos, Morro Bay, Cayucos, Cambria, Shandon, Cholame, and Jolon. The dominant government reservations shown are parts of Los Padres National Forest and Hunter Liggett Military Reservation. Offshore, the depths of the ocean are shown by contour lines in meters (but there is no raised—or depressed—relief for undersea terrain). Bordered by longitudes 122 and 122 degrees west latitudes 35 and 36 degrees north. Published 1969 (bathymetric data revised 1979). Item #NI 10-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Santa Ana, California Covers a portion of the southern coast and interior mountains ranging from Hacienda Heights and Whittier in the northwest, with Riverside, Beaumont, and Desert Hot Springs in the north, a portion of Joshua Tree National Monument (now a National Park) in the northeast, the Pacific Ocean in the southeast, Encinitas and Ramona in the south, and the northern part of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in the southeast corner of the map. In between are the coastal cities of Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, San Clemente, and Oceanside; the LA regional cities of Buena Park, Fullerton, Anaheim, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, and Orange; and the more interior cities of Corona, Sun City, Hemet, Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Thousand Palms, Indio, and Coachella. But you get these maps not for the cities but for the mountains they show so well, and this one includes Chino Hills, Santa Ana Mountains, San Jacinto Mountains, Santa Rosa Mountains, and a portion of the Little San Bernardino Mountains. Besides a chunk of the Pacific Ocean, bodies of water shown include Lake Mathews, Lake Elsinore, San Luis Rey River, Lake Henshaw, Perris Reservoir, Lake Hemet, and the northwest edge of the Salton Sea. Bathymetric contours show the depths of the ocean, but the ocean floor is presented in 2-D only, not 3-D. Bordered by longitudes 118 and 116, and latitudes 33 and 34 degrees. Published 1979. Item #NI 11-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Santa Maria, California Covers a smaller area than other maps of this series, detailing the area including Point Arguello and Point Conception, and showing the cities and towns of Santa Maria, Lompoc, Los Alamos, Los Olivos, Buellton, Solvang, Santa Ynez, Gaviota, and Capitan. Vandenberg Air Force Base is also prominent in the region. Physical features include Santa Ynez Mountains, Purisima Hills, and Solomon Hills; and offshore, San Miguel Island and the north part of Santa Rosa Island. The form of the undersea terrain is represented by bathymetric contours, but is not molded in three-dimensions like the terrestrial mountains and hills. Although on the map itself, it states the contour interval is "200 feet", that is a mistake; on this map, unlike most of the maps in this series, the elevations are actually in meters, and the contour interval is 100 meters. Bordered by latitudes 34 and 35 degrees, longitudes 120 and 121 degrees. Published 1989. About 18 x 20 inches. Item #NI 10-6. Shipping weight: 5.0 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Santa Rosa, California Includes the Wine Country in and near Napa Valley, plus Point Reyes, San Pablo Bay, Lake Berryessa, and part of Clear Lake. Cities shown include Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Novato, Vallejo, Fairfield, Napa, and Healdsburg. Bathymetric contours are shown offshore, but the ocean floor is not depicted in 3-D. Published 1980. Item # NJ 10-5. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Susanville, California This region features Mt. Lassen, Lake Almanor, Eagle Lake, and Honey Lake. Other features include Chalk Mountain, Hat Creek, Mill Creek, Deer Creek, Keddie Peak, Diamond Mountains, Shaffer Mountain, Skedaddle Mountains, and Madeline Plains. Much of the area is within Lassen National Forest and Plumas National Forest. Lassen Volcanic National Park and a small part of Shasta National Forest are on the map, as are also Sierra Army Depot. The main cities, towns, and communities on the map are Round Mountain, Montgomery Creek, Hillcrest, Burney, Old Station, Shingletown, Manton, Paynes Creek, Mineral, Mill Creek, Lomo, Chester, Clear Creek, Westwood, Greenville, Keddie, Belden, Susanville, Johnstonville, Litchfield, Standish, Janesville, Buntingville, Milford, Herlong, Ravendale, and Termo. The map is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees, and longitudes 122 and 120 degrees. Published 1962. Item #NK 10-12. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Tonopah, Nevada Shows the Basin and Range topography mostly to the north of Tonopah. Stretching across the bottom is US 6, and extending up from Tonopah near the middle is state highway 376. The area is mostly unpopulated, but small towns or communities located include Coaldale, Warm Springs, Gabbs, and Carvers. Published 1971. Item # NJ 11-5. (Out of stock, out of print: Discontinued by the manufacturer)
	Trona, California The most prominent administrator of land shown on this map is the Department of Defense, with China Lake Naval Weapons Center and Fort Irwin dominating the center. Also includes the southern portions of Death Valley National Park (a smaller National Monument at time of map publication). In the northwest corner of the map is a part of the Sierra Nevada; other mountains shown include the Argus Range, and the southern part of Panamint Range. Besides the little town of Trona, the map also shows Ridgecrest, Inyokern, Baker, China Lake, Boron, California City, and Little Lake. 1969. Item # NI 11-2. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Ukiah, California This map covers a part of the North Coast Ranges and a piece of the Sacramento Valley. It is immediately north of the adjacent Santa Rosa map, and west of the adjacent Chico map, and includes the cities and towns of Fort Bragg, Mendocino, Leggett, Laytonville, Willits, Ukiah, Covelo, Lakeport, Lucerne, Clearlake Oaks, Corning, Orland, Hamilton City, Willows, Colusa, Williams, and Arbuckle. Major topographic features on the map include parts of the Eel River, Russian River, Black Butte River, most of Clear Lake, Lake Pillsbury, Mayacmas Mountains, and a stretch of the Sacramento River. Other features include Van Damme State Park, Russian Gulch State Park, Round Valley Indian Reservation, Jackson State Forest, Mendocino National Forest, Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge and Colusa National Wildlife Refuge. Unlike other coastal maps in this series, this one does not show any depth contours. Published 1971. Item #NJ 10-2. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Vya, Nevada This map covers part of the northwest corner of Nevada. Major physical features on the map include Hays Canyon Range, Long Valley, Calico Mountains, Rock Spring Table, Black Rock Range, Pine Forest Range, Black Rock Desert, Quinn River, Jackson Mountains, Bilk Creek Mountains, Kings River Valley, Desert Valley, Montana Mountains, and Double H Mountains. Also included on the map are Sheldon National Antelope Refuge, Charles Sheldon Antelope Range, Summit Lake Indian Reservation, and Fort McDermitt Indian Reservation. There are no cities and towns in the region, but there are a few small communities marked: Vya, Denio, Denio Junction, and Quinn River Crossing. The most important highway on the map is state 140; other roads shown include state 81, state 8A, state 34, and state 34A. The map is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees, and longitudes 120 and 118 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NK 11-7. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Walker Lake, Nevada This quad is split between California and Nevada, with the latter having the larger portion. Besides the namesake lake, the map also shows the north half of Mono Lake, a portion of the Sierra Nevada and northern Yosemite National Park, the southeastern portion of Lake Tahoe. Towns shown include Bridgeport, South Lake Tahoe, Wellington, Hawthorne, and Luning. 1969. Item #NJ 11-4. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; not expected to restock until end of summer or later)
	Weed, California This region includes the rugged North Coast Ranges and its junction with the volcanic Cascade Range. Mt. Shasta is the most prominent peak of the latter, and by far the highest mountain of the region. Other important physical features portrayed include Siskiyou Mountains, Kalmath River, Redwood Creek, Salmon Mountains, Marble Mountains, Scott Bar Mountains, Scott Valley, Scott Mountains, Trinity River, Shasta Valley, Meiss Lake, Lake Shastina, and Sacramento River. The area includes large parts of Six Rivers National Forest, Klamath National Forest, and Shasta National Forest, and a bit of Rogue River National Forest. The map also shows the upper reaches of Redwood National Park (though with pre-expansion boundaries), Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, the upper part of Trinity National Recreation Area, and Castle Crags State Park. Cities, towns, and smaller communities marked include Gasquet, Washington Flat, Klamath Glen, Weitchpec, Hoopa, Orleans, Smoes bar, Cottage Grove, Happy Camp, Nolton, Selad Valley, Hamburg, Horse Creek, Hilt, Yreka, Montague, Weed, Macdoel, Mount Shasta, McCloud, Dunsmuir, Greenview, and Trinity Center. The map is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees, and longitudes 124 and 122 degrees. Published 1976. Item #NK 10-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock, not expected to restock until the end of summer or later)
	Wells, Nevada This map covers part of the northeast corner of Nevada. The important physical features on the map include Independence Mountains, Owyhee River, Bruneau River, Jarbridge Mountains, Marys River, Salmon Falls Creek, Thousand Spring Creek, Pequop Mountains, and Pilot Range. The towns and communities in the region include Wild Horse, Jackpot, Wells, Boaz, and Oasis. Many of the higher mountains in the region are a part of Humboldt National Forest. The main highways on the map include US 40, US 93, state 11, state 43, and state 30. Bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees, and longitudes 116 and 114 degrees. Published 1961. Item #NK 11-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Winnemucca, Nevada This region of northeastern Nevada includes Buena Vista Valley, East Range, Grass Valley, Pleasant Valley, Sonoma Range, Tobin Range, Dixie Valley, Jersey Valley, Buffalo Mountain, Buffalo Valley, Humboldt River, Fish Creek Mountains, Antelope Valley, Reese River Valley, Battle Mountain, Sheep Creek Range, Shoshone Range, Carico Lake Valley, Crescent Valley, Boulder Valley, Tuscarora Mountains, Toiyabe Range, Cortez Mountains, Pine Valley, Sulphur Spring Range, and Pine Creek. The cities and towns on the map include Winnemucca, Golconda, Valmy, Battle Mountain, Beowawe, Crescent Valley, Gold Acres, and Carlin. Important highways on the map include Interstate 80, US 40, US 95, state 49, state 18, state 8A, state 21, and state 51. The map is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees, and longitudes 118 and 116 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NK 11-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
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