
Davis serves as the focal point of this mapping of the Sacramento Valley in the early 1990s, dominated by the sprawling campus of the University of California. The landscape transitions from the dense street grids of the city to the expansive agricultural and hydrologic infrastructure of the Yolo Bypass. To the east of the university, smaller settlements like Chiles and El Macero line the rail corridor, while the Golf Course and residential developments indicate the suburban growth of the era.
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