Field notes, v4133
Page 213
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listman 1959 Journal 181 11 Apr. Redding, Shasta Co. south on Hwy # 99, Calif. 56,677 up a small hill into the oaks. This is a very broad flat plateau with the chamage cut into it and is of a gently undulating topography to rolling. The Sacramento River is to the E. and of sight. To the SE a black cinder cone rises above this flat relief. 620 Ailanthus ; Cottonwood Co. oaks fringe the "nparian growth on the dries margins. 691 Tekama Co. line a broad flat valley with scattered oaks of great size & scraws - up hill again & oak cutting to the east - they are leaving some of the oaks 684-85 rolling parkland - open, large oaks and old erosion channels 689 only spotty oaks into denser oaks again - The highway parallels a dry shallow gravelly wash. No black rocks here - only alluvium 693 crossed a dry wrier bed from the west with large evergreen oaks and a few limeboyes - spikes, not blooms as yet. a few locust in flower 694.8 Red Bluff at 4:35 onto # 99E for several miles to E. of the Sacramento River are "sloughs"- dry courses with huge oaks & a few sycamores.