Tourist Map of California

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LAMATH ARCATA EUREKA 101 CITY FORTUNA FORT BRAGG GARBERVILLE GUERNEVILLE CALIFORNIA TRINITY $2993 WILLITS KLAMATH SEAL GOLDEN GATE UKIAH ROCKS 101 SANTA MAD MUIR ROSA WOODS PETALUMA THE BEAR STATE EL RIVER RIVER RIVER PALO ALTO CLEAR ALCATRAZ LAKE VALLEJO CLIFF HOUSE 607 SAN FRANCISCO 50 OLIVES WOODLAND BERKELEY OAKLAND ALAMEDA SAN JOSE MONTEREY RIVER SANTA CRUZ WATSONVILLE CARMEL ORLAND REDDING OREGON WEED 40 99 Mt. SHASTA 89 DUNSMUIR RED BLUFF WILLOWS CORNING MORRO BAY LODI STOCKTON SALINAS SACRAMENTO "BIG SUR" RIVER JOAQUIN SACRAMENTO PISMO BEACH SHASTA DAM FEATHER RIVER 101 RICE RIVER MANTECA NEVADA CITY GRAPES PASO ROBLES RIVER SALINAS BURNEY 120 MODESTO MERCED SANTA BARBARA 466 PIT RIVER SAN LUIS OBISPO SANTA MARIA LOS ANGELES CITY LIMITS DONNER GOLD 299 ALTURAS OXNARD GOOSE LAKE SUSANVILLE LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK PASS TRUCKEE DONNER LAKE LAKE TAHOE YOSEMITE 21403 99 395 BAKERSFIELD FRESNO KERN MARIPOSA CAL-NEVA SANTA AONICA STATELINE 50 "THE NEVADA 99 GRAPES RIVER KINGS 198) HIGH KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK COTTON VENTURA HOLLYWOOD SANTA 180 SLOT MACHINES HERE 113238--- LONG BEACH CATALINA ISLAND SIERRAS" LOS ANGELES BALBOA "SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK" 466 LA JOLLA SAN 120 DIEGO SAN 190 MOJAVE BISHOP 44 TIJUANA 395 LAGUNA BEACH 000395 OCEANSIDE BERNARDINO LONE PINE PALM SPRINGS MT WHITNEY HIGHEST PEAK IN US. 14,495 NEVADA SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 80 DEATH VALLEY" BARSTOW LAKE BRAWLEY ARROWHEAD" BIG BEAR INDIO LAKE SALTON SEA 399 E. F. CLEMENTS, San Francisco, EL.248 BELOW SEA LEVEL DESERT SWEETHEARTS EL CENTRO 190 EL 280 BELOW SEA LEVEL; LOWEST IN US. POPPY CALEXICO MEXICALI John S. Anderson 2. 7. Calif. 466 LETTUCE 66 BAKER 80 NEEDLES ARIZON BLYTHE RIVER COLORADO

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A paradise for tourists, California contains a land area of 156,803 sq. mi., with every contrasting extreme of topography and climate to be found in U. S., with highest (Mt. Whitney) and lowest (Death Valley) points in U. S. Capital, Sacramento; population, nearly 11,000,000. Leads world in production of motion pictures. Rich in production of petroleum, mineral products and cotton; furnishes bulk of nation's supply of farm produce. Second largest state in Union. Published by E. F. CLEMENTS, San Francisco, Calif. (FIRST CLASS MAIL. PLEASE DO NOT BEND) 3c Message From California