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This map showcases the layout of the Weston Tract in Oakland, California. It highlights the subdivision of lots within the tract, bordered by significant thoroughfares like Telegraph Avenue and Broadway. Key features include the distribution of lots facing various directions, the accessibility provided by street cars on Telegraph Avenue, and the proximity to local amenities and institutions such as Berkeley and the State University (now UC Berkeley). The tract is advertised as a prime location for fine residences, benefiting from the city's gas and water supply, well-drained land, and the ease of acquiring and developing lots under favorable terms and conditions. Additionally, the promotional text underscores the tract's connectivity and growth potential, ensuring a profitable investment for prospective buyers.
Yale University dates the map to 1885.
