COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
Rhea, J.J.
Author:
Sierra Art and Engineering Co.
Date:
1910
Short Title:
San Joaquin : the "Gateway" county of California
Publisher:
Bolte & Braden Co.
Publisher Location:
San Francisco, Calif.
Type:
Book Map
Obj Height cm:
66
Obj Width cm:
49
Scale 1:
None shown
Note:
Pictorial map of San Joaquin valley with Stockton at the center, 66x49, on sheet 53x93.5, folded into self wrapped pictorial pamphlet, aimed at attracting settlement to the region. Date extracted from several references to events in 1910. Map shows cities and towns, roads, railways, waterways, irrigation system, electric lines, vineyards, orchards. Includes text along the bottom of map. Relief shown pictorially. On verso: Text and color views in 14 panels, show agricultural production and history of the region. Includes elaborate title cartouche and border design of the text panels.
County:
San Joaquin County (Calif.)
Subject:
Pictorial map
Full Title:
San Joaquin : the "Gateway" county of California at the entrance to two of the greatest valleys in the world-the Sacramento and the San Joaquin. Designed and published for San Joaquin County by J.J. Rhea. Printed by Bolte & Branden Co., 50 Maine Steet San Francisco. Sierra Art & Eng. Co. San Francisco. (Cover title) San Joaquin County, California. Sierra, A.E.
List No:
8318.003
Series No:
3
Publication Author:
Rhea, J.J.
Publication Author:
Sierra Art and Engineering Co.
Pub Date:
1910
Pub Title:
San Joaquin : the "Gateway" county of California at the entrance to two of the greatest valleys in the world-the Sacramento and the San Joaquin. Designed and published for San Joaquin County by J.J. Rhea. Printed by Bolte & Branden Co., 50 Maine Steet San Francisco. Sierra Art & Eng. Co. San Francisco. (Cover title) San Joaquin County, California. Sierra, A.E.
Pub Note:
See note field above.
Pub List No:
8318.000
Pub Type:
Pamphlet
Pub Height cm:
27
Pub Width cm:
11
Image No:
8318003.jp2
Authors:
Rhea, J.J.; Sierra Art and Engineering Co.
