2018 Map of Sausalito School

About this map

The San Joaquin Valley landscape of the Central Valley is defined here by a rigid grid of agricultural roads and essential water infrastructure. The most prominent man-made feature is the Friant-Kern Canal, which cuts diagonally across the eastern portion of the terrain, representing a critical artery for regional irrigation. This engineered waterway contrasts with the meandering path of Deer Creek, which winds westward through the center of the survey area. The map illustrates a highly organized rural infrastructure, dominated by labeled thoroughfares such as Co Hwy J15, Co Hwy J27, and Co Rd J24. This network of avenues and numbered roads, including Avenue 80 Co Rd, reflects the systematic development of Tulare County’s agricultural heartland, where land divisions are precisely managed for large-scale cultivation.