1941 Map of Woodland
USGS Topo · Published 1941About this map
Agricultural development and water management define the landscape of the Sacramento Valley just before the Second World War. The city of Woodland serves as a regional hub, surrounded by a dense network of irrigation infrastructure including the Adams Canal, Moore Canal, and Pacific Canal. These systems, supported by the Moore Dam, transformed the arid plains into a productive corridor for the Southern Pacific railroad, which links the scattered rural stations of Citrona, Merritt, and Mill Spur.
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