(CA. - Orange County) The Old Spanish and Mexican... Lazio Giving both the rich history

Giving both the rich history and the contemporary character it is surrounded with numerous vignettes of key historic buildings from Spanish

The detailed map with a printed date of 1903 shows a wealth for towns and drainage as well as the regional and county boundaries

Vignettes just off the coast show some points of interest as well as the dozens of types of fish that swim in the nearby seas

Notes where "Pineapples" and "Sugar" can be found

Details well the topography

(CA. - Orange County) The Old Spanish and Mexican... Lazio Giving both the rich historyThe Old Spanish and Mexican Ranchos of Orange County As late as 1889 when California Governor Waterman signed the bill forming Orange county, the land was still largely "rancho". The area had been the choice land of the Spanish and Mexicans that settled there to raise their cattle. This map first issued in 1946 shows the parameters of each of the ranchos, color coded over a modern map of Orange County, its towns and roads. Condition is very good, with