1929 Map of Sausalito School

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Deer Creek carves a winding path through this Tulare County landscape, reflecting the agricultural and infrastructure development of the San Joaquin Valley in the late 1920s. The survey reveals a region defined by its rural education system, notably anchoring the area with Sausalito Sch and Zion Sch. The topography is relatively flat, marked primarily by a series of bench marks such as B M 325 and B M 389, which served as critical reference points for the intensive irrigation and land management required for local farming. Modern industrial expansion is evident in the prominent Southern California Edison Co Transmission Line that cuts across the eastern sections, signaling the arrival of large-scale electrical infrastructure to support the growing power needs of Central California's interior.