2012 Map of Kettleman City

About this map

Kettleman City serves as the primary hub in this corner of the San Joaquin Valley, where the local street grid including Milham St and King St meets the massive infrastructure of the California water system. The landscape is defined by its industrial-scale agriculture and water management, dominated by the sweeping curve of the Governor Edmund G Brown California Aqueduct and the diagonal course of the Blakeley Canal. North of the town center, the geography transitions into a strictly partitioned grid of agricultural avenues, from Quincy Ave to Newton Ave, supporting operations like the West Tulare Lands Ranch and West Lake Farms. This survey captures the region's total reliance on engineered irrigation, with the Po located in the heart of the settlement to serve the local ranching and farming community.