2012 Map of Dozier

About this map

Agricultural flatlands and winding delta waterways characterize this portion of Solano County, where a grid of irrigation-focused rural roads connects several small settlements. The community of Binghamton sits at a crossroads in the north, while the southern landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of Barker Slough and the man-made Calhoun Cut. These water features, alongside Lindsey Slough and Maine Prairie Slough, illustrate the intricate relationship between the region's ranching operations and the Sacramento River Delta's water management systems. Smaller locales like Dozier, Olcott, and Vale are scattered along these routes, serving as vital nodes for the surrounding farms. The eastern edge of the map shows the transition into more frequent sloughs, including Haas Slough and Cache Slough, highlighting the watery boundary of Maine Prairie. This survey captures the enduring rural character of the area, where historical ranch names like Campbell Ranch remain prominent markers of the local geography.