2012 Map of Waterloo

About this map

The Calaveras River and Pixley Slough define the drainage of this fertile Central Valley landscape, which is marked by a transition from the agricultural eastern outskirts of Stockton to the vineyard-heavy lands near Lodi. The map details the rural-to-suburban interface of Morada and Waterloo, where established orchard grids meet growing residential streets. To the north, specialized local aviation and viticulture intersect at the Faber Vineyards Airport, while smaller settlements like Kettleman, Ampere, and Haight trace the historical development along the north-south road corridors. This 2012 survey captures a moment when the San Joaquin County interior remained deeply tied to its watercourses, featuring complex irrigation and drainage networks including Paddy Creek, Middle Paddy Creek, and South Paddy Creek.