The Delta in 1871

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The Delta in 1871

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No "X" marks the spot???
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That is really cool. Thanks.
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My first introduction to the Delta was the late 80's. In those days there were hardly any weeds and I was catching 13" fish that literally weighed 3/4 pound.
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so is jersey tract then where BIG BREAK is today? thinking about how old river went around franks tract and out to dutch very cool. thanks for posting this
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No, Jersey Island is still there. Big Break would be off to the left of Dutch slough. You can see where Iron house is.
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Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
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