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Interesting map of the Santa Barbara National Forest as it stood, with the exclusion of the Monterey Division, showing the forest boundaries, game refuges, highways, railroads, and topographical nuances.
On the main map, the delineated areas of game refuge indicate sections set aside for the protection of wildlife within the forest. The network of highways and railroads signifies the transportation infrastructure, integral for access and management of the forest area.
The map's lower section includes the portrayal of the Channel Islands—San Miguel, Santa Rosa, and Santa Cruz—off the coast of California in the Santa Barbara Channel. These insets provide geographic context and denote the extension of the forest's administrative concern into the marine environment.
The verso of the map contains visitor information pertinent to the Santa Barbara National Forest, emphasizing recreational opportunities, access points, and fire prevention measures. This information would have been essential for visitors planning to utilize the forest for recreational activities, as well as for maintaining the forest's safety and sustainability.
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