
The Santa Clara River valley and its surrounding foothills are depicted here as a landscape of intensive agriculture and early petroleum development in the mid-century. Large Mexican land grants like Ex-Mission San Buenaventura and San Miguel (Olivas and Lorenzana) provide the underlying structure for the region's growth. In the northern hills, extensive oil wells, sumps, and tanks dot the drainages of Hall Canyon and Sexton Canyon, illustrating the era's energy extraction.
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