1929-A Southern Salinas Valley: Greenfield south to Paso Robles. Monterey County with overlap into San Luis Obispo County

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Scale

1:12,000

Decade

1920-1929

County

Monterey County

Place

Fort Hunter Liggett

Jolon

King City

San Ardo

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