Historical Map of San Francisco, CA - 1851
View of San Francisco, : Taken from the Western Hill at the foot of Telegraph Hill, looking toward Ringon Point and Mission Valley / drawn from nature by Henry Bainbridge and Geo. W. Casilear ; lith. of Sarony & Major

The City is located about 7 miles from the entrance of the Harbor.  The Harbor with it's imposing Grandeur and beauty, may safely be called one of the most magnificent in the World.  At Present there are between 4 and 500 square rigged vessels at anchor in the Bay, many of which are hidden from view by the opposite hill on the left.  In the extreme left will be seen the Island of Yerba Buena, and also in the same direction about 50 miles distant.  Monte Diablo peering from behind the Hills of Contra Cosla.

References include:

1. Montgomery
2. Kearny
3. Dupont
4. Stockton
5. Plaza
6. Central
7. Sacramento St.
8. California St.
9. Happy Valley
10. Rincon Point
11. Yerba Buena
12. Monte Diablo
13. Hills of Contra Costa
14. Clarks Point
15. Ship Apollo
16. Ship Niantic
17. Marine Hospital
18. Custom House
19. City Hall
20. Post Office
21. St. Francis Hotel
22. Parker House

Historical map of San Francisco, California - 1851
High-quality reprint on matte-finish, durable stock, 36" x 26"