2021 Map of Kerman
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
Kerman serves as the primary hub of this agricultural landscape in the Central Valley, where the town's grid is defined by a dense network of residential and commercial streets south of Whitesbridge Avenue. The surrounding San Joaquin Valley terrain is meticulously partitioned by a complex irrigation system essential to its productivity. Water management is the dominant feature of the local infrastructure, with the Houghton Canal and Deadwood Ditch traversing the northern and eastern reaches. Further south, the Thompson Extension Canal and Dry Cr Canal support the surrounding farmland, while specialized drainage points like Blan Waste and Dickenson Waste highlight the engineered nature of this fertile region. The map reveals a highly structured environment where rural roads like S McMullin Grade connect isolated farmsteads to the central community.
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