1912 Map of Capitola

Complex water systems dominate the southern portion of the survey, where the Pajaro River meets the bay near Port Watsonville and Camp Goodall. The intricate drainage of Struve Slough, Harkins Slough, and Elkhorn Slough illustrates the natural hydrology of the region before modern drainage and intensive land use altered the marshlands. Notable community infrastructure from the era includes several local educational landmarks like Liveoak School and Amesti School, alongside traditional land divisions such as Bolsa de San Cayetano.