2012 Map of Sheridan

About this map

Sheridan anchors this landscape in the northern Central Valley, positioned near the junction of several drainage systems and major county thoroughfares. The terrain is defined by a dense network of seasonal and perennial waterways, including the prominent Bear River and the meandering Coon Cr, which traverse an area largely partitioned for agricultural use. Historically significant sloughs such as Grasshopper Slough, Yankee Slough, and Bunkham Slough cut across the low-lying plains, indicating the complex hydrology required to manage this fertile region. The settlement of Sheridan itself is identified with its Po, serving as a localized hub for the surrounding rural road network. Notable transit corridors like Pleasant Grove Rd and Wheatland Rd provide a structured framework for the dispersed homesteads and farms that characterize this part of Yuba County.