1952 Map of Fowler

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Agricultural development and early suburban expansion define this mid-century western edge of Phoenix. The landscape is dominated by an extensive network of irrigation infrastructure, including the Grand Canal and Roosevelt Canal, which support small farming communities like Fowler and Cartwright. To the north, the Airhaven Airport and an Aluminum Plant signal the post-war industrial growth of the region, while the southern reaches remain dominated by the natural drainage of the Salt River and Gila River.