2012 Map of Cooperstown

About this map

The Tuolumne River corridor defines the southern boundary of this region, where the river's winding course is flanked by family-named landmarks like Rairden Gulch, Warner Gulch, and Salter Gulch. To the north, the small settlements of Cooperstown and Warnerville anchor a landscape dominated by ranching and a sophisticated network of water management. The infrastructure of the Central Valley is highly visible here, with the Upper Main Canal, Sproul Lateral, and McConnell-Livingston Lateral distributing water across the terrain toward Turlock Lake. Local movement centers on established routes such as Cooperstown Rd and Warnerville Rd, connecting the scattered homesteads like the Diamond S Ranch to the seasonal drainages of N Fork Dry Cr and Rydberg Cr.