2015 Map of Waterloo

About this map

The Calaveras River and several sloughs cross this San Joaquin Valley landscape, defining the agricultural and water infrastructure east of Lodi. Small rural settlements and named junctions such as Waterloo, Morada, and Foppiano anchor the local road network, which follows a rigid section-line grid. Significant hydrological features include the Mokelumne Aqueduct, which cuts diagonally across the township lines, and the natural drainage of Pixley Slough and Bear Creek. The map documents a blend of intensive farming and small aviation at Wallom Field, alongside established rail-adjacent points like Kettleman and Ampere. This area represents the heart of the region's produce-shipping history, where local roads like E Eight Mile Rd and N Jack Tone Rd connect family-named corners such as Haight and Hawes to the broader valley markets.