1930 Auto Club Road Map of Lake Tahoe and the Feather River Region, California
Automobile Road Map from Mono Lake to Lake Tahoe and Feather River Region Showing Resorts, Camp Sites, Fishing Streams, Lakes, Mtn. Peaks, and Trails.
The best fishing.
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The best fishing.
This is a 1930 Automobile Club of Southern California fishing and road map of Lake Tahoe and the Feather River, California. Coverage extends from Spring Garden south to Lake Mono and Yosemite Valley. The map is unique in its details presentation of premium angling sites in the Feather River Valley and High Sierra.A Fishing Map!
While essentially a road map, this maps greatest utility is as a fishing guide. This is an informative map highlighting the best angling sites. Hotels, resorts, and camp along principal rivers are also identified. The Feather River remains one of the Central Valley's best fishing destinations, especially for steelhead and salmon.Publication History and Census
This map was created and published by the Automobile Club of Southern California in 1930. We note three OCLC catalog entries dating from the early 1920s through the 1930s. These reference the University of California San Diego, Stanford University, and the University of California Los Angeles. Examples of this map are scarce on the private market.Cartographer
The Automobile Club of Southern California (1900 - Present) is an auto club based in Los Angeles, California and an affiliate of the American Automobile Association (AAA). Founded in 1900, it was one of the first auto clubs in the United States and was dedicated to proposing traffic laws, improving road conditions, and the overall improvement of driving conditions. The Auto Club began producing its own maps in 1910, when it sent out its own team of cartographers to survey the state's roads. Its main office at the corner of Figueroa Street and Adams Boulevard was completed in 1923. Numbering nearly 8 million members in its home territory alone, today it is the largest single member of the AAA federation Further Details...
Condition
Very good. Light wear along original fold lines. Title printed on verso.
References
OCLC 702678912, 27766221.