Agricultural development and water management define this portion of the San Joaquin Valley along the border of Tulare and Kern Counties. The city of Delano anchors the southwestern corner, showing a detailed street grid and the Delano Municipal Airport nearby. North of the city, the landscape is dominated by a systematic network of section roads like Ave 32 and Rd 160, supporting the region's intensive farming. The Friant-Kern Canal cuts a distinctive path through the eastern half of the map, a vital artery for irrigation that crosses the seasonal White River. Several smaller settlements and labor centers, including Jovista, Trocha, and Rodriguez Camp, are situated along these transit and water corridors, reflecting the area's history as a hub for industrial-scale agriculture and transport logistics.
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1927 · McFarland
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1929 · Delano
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1929 · Sausalito School
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1929 · Richgrove
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1929 · Pixley
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1929 · Stone
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1929 · Ducor
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1930 · McFarland
USGS Topo · 1:31,680
1930 · Pond
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1931 · Deepwell Ranch
USGS Topo · 1:31,680