2014 Map of Kendall OE N

About this map

Agricultural activity and hydrological patterns define this border region north of the Washington state line. The landscape is characterized by its proximity to the international boundary between Canada and the United States of America, where the rural character is anchored by established operations like Vreugdenhil Farms and the Vedder Mountain Dairy. The presence of these named agricultural sites suggests a persistent land-use pattern dedicated to large-scale farming and dairy production. Water management is a visible priority in this low-lying area, evidenced by Arnold Slough, which serves the drainage needs of the surrounding fields. The map provides a clear look at the intersection of international geography and the local dairy industry in the Fraser Valley region during the early twenty-first century.