1965 Map of Eloy North

About this map

Santa Cruz Flats dominate the terrain of Pinal County in the mid-1960s, a landscape defined by an extensive grid of irrigation canals and agricultural infrastructure. The Casa Grande Canal and its Extension cut across the northern sections, feeding a network of wells that supported the area's development. The growing settlement of Eloy is anchored by Trekell Park and the industrial activity near the Southern Pacific tracks. To the northwest, the community of Toltec is established around the Toltec Sch, while the County Fairgrounds mark a regional hub to the north. Transportation is a central theme, with Sunshine Boulevard and other named roads like Toltec Road providing structure to the desert flats. A notable period detail includes sections of the regional road network marked as Under Construction, signaling the rapid expansion of the infrastructure during this era.