2012 Map of Fairfield South

About this map

Suisun Slough and Montezuma Slough dominate this low-lying landscape, winding through a complex network of wetlands south of Fairfield. This 2012 survey illustrates the transition from the developed corridors around Suisun and Rockville to the expansive tidal marshes of the Pacific Ocean's upper reaches. Small, scattered settlements such as Teal, Cygnus, and Jacksnipe are marked among the waterways, reflecting the area's history of hunting, fishing, and transport along the sloughs. On higher ground, landmarks like the Rockville Public Cem and Garibald Brothers Airport provide points of interest for local historians. The map also traces the drainage patterns of Peltier Slough and Hill Slough, showing how the land has been managed and divided by roads like Cordelia Rd and Hale Ranch Rd.