1949 Map of Goshen
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The agricultural landscape of the San Joaquin Valley centers on Goshen and the surrounding irrigation network that defines Tulare County life. Revised in 1949 and later updated in 1969, the map reveals a highly structured environment where natural watercourses like Cross Creek and Packwood Creek are augmented by a complex system of human-made infrastructure, including the Modoc Ditch, Persian Ditch, and the Tagus Irrigation Canal. This water management supports a series of labor settlements and worker communities, identified as Camp Three, Camp Seven, and Camp Eleven, illustrating the industrial scale of local farming operations.
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