2012 Map of Annapolis

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Annapolis sits on the western edge of this Sonoma County landscape, where the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River and the S Fork Gualala River carve through a network of steep ridgelines. The settlement pattern here is defined by family ranching and small cemeteries, including Annapolis Church Cem and Sugarloaf Cem. Topographic features like Fuller Mountain, School Ridge, and Burnt Knoll Ridge dominate the terrain, separated by numerous creeks such as Grasshopper Cr and Buckeye Cr. Infrastructure is tied closely to the topography, with Annapolis Rd and Stewarts Point-Skaggs Springs Rd navigating the high ground and river crossings like Clarks Crossing and the Clipper Mill Bridge connecting isolated holdings. Several named ranch sites, such as Evans Ranch and Noble Ranch, indicate the enduring agricultural character of this coastal upland region.