1926 Map of Ivanhoe
USGS Topo · Published 1926About this map
The irrigated plains of the San Joaquin Valley meet the foothills of Colvin Mountain in this mid-1920s survey. Agricultural development is evidenced by an extensive network of water management, including the Wutchumna Ditch, Sontag Ditch, and Packwood Canal, which diverted water toward settlements like Ivanhoe and Seville. The intersection of multiple rail lines, including the Southern Pacific and the Visalia Electric near Hillmaid (Redbanks), illustrates the region's reliance on rail transport to move citrus and other crops to market.
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