1993 Map of Hatfield

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Sheepy Ridge dominates this northern California borderland, dividing a complex landscape of managed wetlands and reclaimed agricultural flats. This 1990s revision shows the intricate network of the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge and Tule Lake Nat Wildlife Refuge, where the Tule Lake Sump and Lost River define the local hydrology. The small community of Hatfield sits at the northern edge along the Southern Pacific rail line, marking a critical crossing between Siskiyou County and Oregon. The map detail highlights an intensive water management system, featuring the Brimmer Canal, numerous levees, and the Tule Lake Tunnel. These features, along with family-named roads like Kandra Road and Fensler Road, reveal how the high desert terrain was engineered for both conservation and settlement during the late twentieth century.