2018 Map of Conejo

About this map

The agricultural landscape of the San Joaquin Valley is defined by a dense network of irrigation infrastructure and rural settlements south of Fresno. Centered between the towns of Fowler and Selma, the region relies on an intricate system of waterways including the Fowler Switch Canal, Iowa Ditch, and Kirby Canal to support the surrounding orchards and fields. Small unincorporated communities like Monmouth, Conejo, and Wildflower are situated along the grid-patterned road network, often centered on intersections of major thoroughfares like Golden State Blvd. Local aviation is prominent in this corridor, with Selma Airport, Quinn Airport, and Central Valley Aviation Inc Airport scattered throughout the farmland. Numerous family-named ponds, such as Helmke Pond and Prather Pond, suggest a history of private water management and land ownership in this vital section of the Central Valley.