
The town of Newman serves as the central hub of this 1915 survey, situated at the junction of agricultural expansion and industrial transport. The heavy grid of the township is defined by the Southern Pacific railroad and the San Joaquin and Kings River Irrigation Company Canal, illustrating the vital role of water management in the Central Valley's development. While the eastern flats are carved into neat sections for farming, the western portion of the map rises into the foothills, featuring Orestimba and Poverty Flat.
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