1948 Map of Eloy
USGS Topo · Published 1948About this map
Eloy and Picacho anchor this desert landscape in the late 1940s, situated along the vital Southern Pacific railroad corridor. The area displays a complex irrigation history, evidenced by the presence of Greens Canal, a series of abandoned ditches, and the Greens Reservoir (Abandoned), which suggest evolving water management strategies in the arid Pinal County basin. To the west, the Sawtooth Mountains rise sharply above the Flats, providing a stark topographical contrast to the surveyed agricultural sections.
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