
The Alexander Valley floor defines the northeastern portion of this study, where the Russian River winds through a landscape established by late-twentieth-century viticulture and agriculture. Centered on the community of Geyserville, the map details a complex network of transportation and infrastructure, including the Northwestern Pacific railroad corridor and numerous river crossings. To the west, the terrain rises sharply toward Bradford Mountain, cut by the deep drainage of Dry Creek.
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