2018 Map of Logandale

About this map

The agricultural heart of the Sacramento Valley is defined here by a massive network of irrigation and conservation infrastructure along the border of Glenn and Colusa counties. Central to the landscape is the Glenn-Colusa Canal, which cuts across the terrain to support the region's intensive farming. The small settlements of Logandale and Norman are situated along the transit corridor of Old Hwy 99W, reflecting the historical development of the Central Valley as a transportation and produce hub. East of these settlements, the map reveals a shift toward conservation and recreation, with extensive wetlands managed through the Wetlands Walking Trail (North) and its southern counterpart. These trails, alongside the Logan Creek Trail, navigate a complex hydrological system of creeks and canals, including the Provident Western Canal and N Fork Logan Cr, illustrating the delicate balance of water management in northern California.