1963 Map of Fresno South

About this map

Fresno serves as the bustling anchor for this Central Valley landscape, where dense urban development transitions into a highly engineered agricultural grid. The southern outskirts of the city reveal a complex network of irrigation infrastructure including the Fresno Canal, Central Canal, and Malaga Canal, which were essential for the region's viticulture and orchards. Beyond the city limits, smaller rural hubs like Easton, Oleander, and West Park serve as social centers, anchored by institutions such as Washington Union High Sch and American Union Sch.