2015 Map of Dozier

About this map

Binghamton and Maine Prairie anchor this section of the Sacramento Valley, where the landscape is defined by a dense grid of rural roads and an intricate network of waterways. The topography reflects the transition from agricultural fields into the complex marshes of the Central Valley. Significant water features like Maine Prairie Slough, Barker Slough, and Cache Slough weave through the southeastern quadrant, revealing the hydrological engineering of the region through artificial channels like Hastings Cut and Calhoun Cut. Small rail or road-side settlements including Dozier, Olcott, Vale, and Bunker are situated along the transit corridors, illustrating the historical distribution of shipping points and local commerce. The map provides a detailed view of the drainage patterns of Alamo Creek and Ulatis Creek as they flow toward the sloughs, highlighting the environmental character of this low-lying region in Solano County.