1929 Map of Richgrove

About this map

Richgrove and Vestal serve as primary anchors along the Southern Pacific rail line during this mid-1920s survey. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition between the irrigated valley floor and the rising foothills to the east, where seasonal waterways like the White River and Rag Gulch emerge. Agricultural development is evident through the named Quinn Ranch and the presence of the Thermal Sch, indicating a growing rural community centered around the Orange Belt Highway.