1968 Map of Lodi North

About this map

The Mokelumne River winds through this Central Valley landscape, defining the transition from the agricultural lands of northern San Joaquin County to the urban fringes of Lodi. This 1968 survey, updated in 1976, captures the northward expansion of the city towards the water, notably around Lodi Municipal Lake Park. To the north, the legacy of Spanish land grants is preserved in the name San Joaquin De Los Moquelumnes, while the Southern Pacific railroad corridor tethers the small agricultural hubs of Acampo, Collierville, and Galt together. The map highlights a community anchored by local institutions, from the Grape Festival Buildings reflecting the region's viticulture to numerous neighborhood schools like Needham Sch and Reese Sch. Smaller settlements such as Urgon and Woodbridge sit alongside complex irrigation networks including the West Main Canal.