1946 Map of Malaga
USGS Topo · Published 1946About this map
Fresno serves as the urban anchor for this post-war landscape, where established grid-patterned streets meet the surrounding agricultural heartland. The southeastern expansion of the city is evident, bordered by the County Hospital and the sprawling Fair Grounds. This era marks a peak in the region's viticulture and agricultural research, highlighted by the presence of the Alta Vineyards Mattei Plant and the nearby U S Experimental Station. The layout reveals an intricate web of irrigation through the Fresno Canal and Southern Pacific Canal, which sustained the many small settlements and family farms along the rail lines.
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