<br>Highway map of the County of San Joaquin, California: From Stockton through Woodbridge to Thornton a paved road has been supplied to the Sacramento County line, and much business has flowed over this road each year to Stockton merchants. This highway, connecting with a Sacramento County highway at Walnut Grove, supplies a cross-country route between San Joaquin County points, and the upper California Coast by way of the Rio Vista-Suisun road... The highway from Stockton to the west via Holt to the county line is the Borden Highway connecting with the Contra Costa County system, and furnishes an alternative route to San Francisco to that supplied by the state highway. It is in the process of development in 1919.<p>The San Joaquin County highways probably supply the best example of a radiating road system in the state, all centering in Stockton, which has drawn much trade from adjacent counties thereby. To the eastward the highways lead into the high Sierras and the old-time mining region of California, and carry a considerable burden of touring traffic each year. In addition to this touring traffic a tremendous tonnage of agricultural products is each year transported to Stockton, which is on tide water and ships a great volume of water borne freight each year.
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