2015 Map of Fairfield South

About this map

The tidal marshes and sloughs of the northern Pacific Ocean entry into the delta define this 2015 landscape, where intricate waterways like Montezuma Slough and Suisun Slough wind around large wetland features including Grizzly Island and Joice Island. This area south of Fairfield serves as a complex hydrological junction where the Central Valley meets the tidal influence of Grizzly Bay. To the north, the terrain transitions into upland settlements and agricultural sites such as Rockville, Thomasson, and Danielson. Local history is anchored by landmarks like the Rockville Public Cemetery and the Solano Community Coll campus. The map reveals the modern infrastructure of the Suisun Marsh, including Goodyear Slough and the isolated points along the shoreline like Japanese Point and Deadman Island, documenting the contemporary balance between residential expansion and the preserved wetlands of the Sacramento Valley fringe.