Clovis and the surrounding northeast Fresno suburbs are defined by a complex network of irrigation and drainage that has supported the San Joaquin Valley for over a century. This 2015 survey details the sophisticated water infrastructure, including the Enterprise Canal, Clovis Ditch, and Helm Canal, which weave through residential developments and commercial hubs. The map illustrates the expansion of communities such as Glorietta, Tarpey, and Cameo, while also identifying significant educational institutions like the San Joaquin College of Law and the California Christian College. The southern portion of the sheet is dominated by the sprawling grounds of the Fresno Yosemite International Airport, contrasting with the more traditional local landmarks like the Clovis Cem. This document provides a clear view of how urban growth has integrated with historical water management systems like Mill Ditch and Redbank Slough.
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1921 · Bullard
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1922 · Round Mountain
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1922 · Lanes Bridge
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1922 · Friant
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1923 · Malaga
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1923 · Academy
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1923 · Fresno
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1923 · Clovis
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1923 · Sanger
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1923 · Bullard
USGS Topo · 1:31,680