2012 Map of Raynor Creek

About this map

The Chowchilla River winds through this Central Valley landscape, flanked by a network of seasonal drainages including Dutchman Cr and Deadman Cr. The geography is defined by the transition from the flat agricultural plains of the valley floor to the rising foothills, most notably the prominent Table Mountain. This area shows a sparse infrastructure typical of ranching and large-scale land holdings, connected by rural corridors such as Raynor Ranch Rd and Buchanan Hollow Rd. To the east, Raynor Cr and Berenda Cr navigate the undulating terrain. The rectilinear grid of the valley floor, represented by Avenue 26 and Road 23 1/2, ends abruptly as the topography shifts into the natural contours of the Sierra Nevada foothills.