1965 Map of Eloy North
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Agricultural development and early suburban expansion define the Santa Cruz Flats during this mid-century period. The town of Eloy and the community of Toltec anchor the map, showing a transition from open desert to organized street grids and municipal facilities like Jones Park and the Eloy Municipal Airport. This area's growth was heavily supported by the Southern Pacific railroad and a network of irrigation channels, including the Casa Grande Canal and its Extension, which enabled large-scale desert farming.
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Editions of this 1965 Eloy North Map
2 editions found
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