1970 Map of Blythe
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The Colorado River defines the border between California and Arizona, serving as the central axis for this 1970 revision. On the western bank, Blythe and East Blythe show significant urban growth, supported by a sophisticated irrigation network including the Palo Verde Intake and various channels like the C Canal and D-10 Canal. This infrastructure transformed the arid valley into a productive agricultural region. Across the Ehrenberg Bridge in Arizona, the smaller settlement of Ehrenberg sits near the Ehrenberg Cemetery, surrounded by the desert terrain of Limekiln Wash and Weaver Wash.
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