File:1880map San Fernando Valley SE.jpg

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Description1880map San Fernando Valley SE.jpg	English: Detail of the central and southeastern San Fernando Valley, from a manuscript map of Los Angeles and San Bernardino topography, 1880, by William Hammond Hall, Office of the State Engineer, California. The map shows Rancho Los Encinos or Rancho El Encino (lower left), Mission San Fernando Rey de España (center top), and the Tujunga River channels. The Los Angeles River and its other tributaries are also shown.
Date	1880
Source	David Rumsey Map Collection
Author	William Hammond Hall

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