2012 Map of Princeton
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Sacramento River defines the eastern boundary of this agricultural landscape in Glenn County, where the river's winding course has created distinctive features like Hanson Island and Packer Island. The settlement of Princeton serves as a primary hub, supported by the Princeton Siding and historical river crossings like the Princeton Ferry. The geography here is heavily influenced by water management, with the Provident Central Canal and Provident Eastern Canal cutting through the terrain to support the region's farms.
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