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San Fernando Valley: two hundred years in transition

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  • 1962
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  • 2012-11-30T19:34:59Z
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  • The California Geographer 3: 55-58
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  • As San Fernando Valley approaches its 200th year of modern history, there are indications it is finally approaching urban maturity. Prior to this time the area has witnessed successive stages of settlement and land us, which, like the flush of wild flowers on a spring hillside, have come and gone, leaving behind only weathered vestiges to signal their former presence. This report briefly reviews the periods of human settlement in the valley since it was first visited by Europeans and focuses attention on the present as an integral part of Metropolitan Southern California.
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