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Schoenoplectus acutus at the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Tule reeds between 39 and 118 inches (1 and 3 m) in height covered the Tulare Lake archipelago.
Schoenoplectus acutus at the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Tule reeds between 39 and 118 inches (1 and 3 m) in height covered the Tulare Lake
Cowboys on the north side of the Tulare Lake, 1884
Cowboys on the north side of the Tulare Lake, 1884
Dr. Mountford[who?] shown after a duck hunt on Tulare Lake, 1916
Dr. Mountford[who?] shown after a duck hunt on Tulare Lake, 1916
Part of the revenant Tulare Lake near Alpaugh
Part of the revenant Tulare Lake near Alpaugh
Typical flat farmland of the Central Valley as seen from the air
Typical flat farmland of the Central Valley as seen from the air
The Central Valley from the air, looking south from near Rio Vista
The Central Valley from the air, looking south from near Rio Vista
The valley as seen from Interstate 5, looking south near Derrick Avenue in Fresno County
The valley as seen from Interstate 5, looking south near Derrick Avenue in Fresno County
An example of the differences between the geology of the valley floor and that of the rugged hills of the Coast Ranges (Between Tracy and Patterson, C
An example of the differences between the geology of the valley floor and that of the rugged hills of the Coast Ranges (Between Tracy and Patterson, CA:Interstate 5)