Delano anchors the southeastern corner of this survey, revealing a landscape defined by the geometric precision of the Central Valley agricultural grid. In the late 2010s, the area shows a high degree of land management, with section lines and county roads like Co Line Rd carving out the territory between the Tulare and Kern border. Education and community infrastructure are central to the town's footprint, notably the Bakersfield College - Delano Campus and the Delano McFarland District Cem. Beyond the city limits, the terrain transitions into the broader San Joaquin Valley, where the ephemeral course of the White River crosses the northern sections. Small rail-side or road-stop locations like Radnor and Kernell serve as quiet markers of the regional transportation and irrigation network that sustains this intensive farming district.
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1927 · McFarland
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1929 · Alpaugh
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1929 · Delano
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1929 · Sausalito School
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1929 · Pixley
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1929 · Stone
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1929 · Allensworth
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1930 · McFarland
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1930 · Hamlin School
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1930 · Pond
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