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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Plan includes contour lines and elevation measurements Key & Legend includes specific planting and grading instructions for each area on plan, mentioning trees, shrubs, and Torrey pines Plan: 592-1 Torrey Pines Preserve, San Diego County, California, improvement map Cook, Hall & Cornell, Landscape Architects and City Planners, Los Angeles, California Key & Legend: parking space, fill bank, bank, cut bank, parking turnout, scenic walk, flat fill, flat cut, lookout knoll, parking area, custodian's lodge, strip between roads, cirque, foot trails, bridle trails, combination auto roads & bridle trails, existing pines, catch basins By: Ralph D. Cornell, April 1931 Prepared for Miss Ellen B. Scripps, La Jolla, California Topographic data by Karl F. Jaeger, civil engineer, & Guy L. Fleming, custodian. Labels on plan: bird refuge, marshland, hitching rack, open concrete drain to carry into tidal basin, flow line, painted gorge, open concrete drains, lodge, parking, lion's den, picnic, ramps, steps, grove, scenic point, autos, Old Torrey Pines Road, surfaced, bridge, bridle trails, rail road, existing dirt road, old route of El Camino Real, new highway, Pacific Ocean Scale: 1 inch equals 200 feet
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Identifier
uclamss_1411_0182 0182 ark:/21198/zz002b62j5
Language
English
Subject
Ramps Overlooks El Camino Real (Calif.) Environment Torrey Pines State Reserve (Calif.) Roads Drains Footbridges Trees Catch basins Groves (plant communities) Bird sanctuaries Tarns Picnic areas Shrubs Hitching posts Bridle paths Parking lots Torrey pine Government Fill (leveling material) Trails (recreation areas) Forest reserves Lodges (caretakers' houses) Marshes Pacific Ocean Steps Cuts (earthworks) Median strips Landscape architecture Scripps, Ellen Browning, 1836-1932
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