1917 Map of Turlock
USGS Topo · Published 1917About this map
The town of Turlock is depicted during a period of rapid agricultural development, dominated by the diagonal corridor of the Southern Pacific (San Francisco and New Orleans Line). The surrounding San Joaquin Valley landscape is defined by the early irrigation infrastructure that transformed this region, specifically the Turlock Canal and various lateral channels like Lateral No 5. Small rural settlements like Irwin and Delhi are established near the winding course of the Merced River, which forms the southern boundary of the survey area.
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