1946 Map of Clovis
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
The San Joaquin River and the newly created Millerton Lake dominate the northern landscape of this post-war survey, documenting a pivotal moment in California's water history. The massive Friant-Kern Canal and Friant-Madera Canal branch out from the Friant Dam Spillway 578, cutting through the foothills to irrigate the San Joaquin Valley. To the south, the city of Clovis is shown at a smaller scale before its major suburban expansion, still surrounded by agricultural colony ditches like the Kutner Colony Ditch and Topeka Ditch.
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