2015 Map of Hamilton City

About this map

Hamilton City stands as the primary hub of this northern California landscape where the Sacramento Valley meets the lower reaches of Stony Creek. The region is defined by intensive agriculture and water management, most notably seen in the expansive Mills Orchard and the engineered path of the Glenn-Colusa Canal as it traverses the eastern plains. The town site itself is meticulously plotted with a grid including Broadway, Main Street, and Shasta Avenue. To the south, smaller locales like Rotavele and Ordbend appear along the drainage systems, while a dense network of county roads, such as County Road 24 and Ord Ferry Road, connects the various sections and ranges. This survey captures a moment of modern irrigation and orchard farming in the fertile Central Valley.