1928 Map of Woodville
USGS Topo · Published 1928About this map
Agricultural development in the San Joaquin Valley defines this 1920s landscape, where a sophisticated network of irrigation channels like the Stockton Ditch and Wood Center Ditch divert water across the plains. The Tule River and Mitchell Slough provide the natural drainage for this region, supporting the growing settlements of Woodville and Poplar. The orderly grid of section lines is broken by the diagonal transit of the Southern California Line, reflecting the critical role of rail transport in moving local produce to wider markets.
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Editions of this 1928 Woodville Map
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Historical Maps of Poplar-Cotton Center Through Time
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