2021 Map of Dixon
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The town of Dixon sits as a central hub on the agricultural landscape of Central Valley, where the transition from Dixon Ridge meets the flatlands of the Sacramento Valley. This modern survey illustrates the persistent importance of early transportation corridors, with routes like Midway Rd and Rio Dixon Rd anchoring the local grid. Notable landmarks include the Sacramento Valley National Cem and the older Silveyville Cem, which preserve the regional history of the Solano County plains. The drainage of Dickson Cr and Sweany Creek defines the hydrological character of the area, supporting the surrounding farmlands. Smaller named locations like Sucro and Batavia mark the rail-and-road junctions that once served as vital shipping points for the valley's agricultural output. The presence of the Maine Prairie Airport to the south further highlights the area's continued role in regional transit and utility.
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