2015 Map of Logandale

About this map

Logandale and Norman anchor this section of the Sacramento Valley, where the landscape is defined by the rigid geometry of agricultural irrigation and the north-south transit corridor of the Central Valley. The extensive network of the Glenn-Colusa Canal, alongside the Provident Western Canal and Provident Central Canal, demonstrates the complex water management required to sustain this region. Natural drainage persists through the winding course of N Fork Logan Cr and Hunters Cr, providing a sharp contrast to the straight-edged county road grid. Historic transportation routes are visible through the alignment of Old Highway 99W, which runs parallel to the modern interstate. Local topography is mostly level, though Pelican Mound rises as a distinct landmark near the northern boundary. The southern edge of the map tracks the border of Glenn Co and Colusa Co along W Glenn Rd.