1968 Map of Lodi South

About this map

Stockton and Lodi dominate the landscape of this 1968 survey, which captures the northward expansion of Stockton and the agricultural character of the land between these two growing cities. The area is defined by a complex network of waterways, including Pixley Slough, Bear Creek, and Mosher Slough, which drain the flat valley floor toward the Atlas Tract and Shima Tract. Purple revision tinting highlights the rapid residential development in areas like Lincoln Village, where a dense grid of streets such as Benjamin Holt Dr and Swain Rd has replaced former fields.