2015 Map of San Joaquin

About this map

San Joaquin occupies the heart of this Fresno County landscape, where the agricultural grid of the Central Valley meets complex water management systems. The town layout is defined by the intersection of Colorado Ave, California Ave, and W Railroad Ave, reflecting a development pattern shaped by early transport corridors. To the east and south, the San Joaquin Valley floor is traversed by the Fresno Slough and the James Bypass, essential features for drainage and irrigation in this low-lying region. Water infrastructure is further highlighted by the Beta Canal, which cuts across the western sections. The map provides an exceptionally clear view of the rural road network, organized into townships such as t15s r16e and t16s r17e, illustrating how the land was partitioned for large-scale farming and irrigation.