1993 Map of Lodi

About this map

The intricate waterways of the California Delta dominate this landscape, where the Sacramento River and San Joaquin River converge amidst a massive network of reclaimed land. Dozens of named tracts and islands, including Staten Island, Ryer Island, and Grand Island, illustrate the intensive hydraulic engineering and agricultural development that transformed this region. The map reveals the critical infrastructure of the era, from the Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel and the expansive Yolo Bypass to the heavy rail presence of the Southern Pacific and Sacramento Northern lines.