2012 Map of Clements

About this map

The Mokelumne River corridor defines this portion of northeastern San Joaquin County, where the transition from riparian lowlands to rolling ranch lands is marked by the presence of the Camanche Reservoir. Near the river, the small settlements of Clements and Dogtown serve as focal points for the surrounding agricultural community. The landscape is deeply tied to the water, featuring the Mokelumne River Fish Installation and the recreation-oriented Mokelumne Beach. Local cultural identity is captured by the Clements Buckaroos Rodeo Grounds and the Clements Glen View Cem, providing specific touchpoints for genealogists and local historians studying this rural pocket of California. Multiple seasonal drainages, including Bear Cr, Coyote Cr, and Paddy Cr, weave through a grid of country roads like E Liberty Rd and N Clements Rd.