2015 Map of Byron Hot Springs

About this map

Byron Hot Springs sits at the northeastern edge of the Diablo Range, serving as a distinct focal point where the arid foothills meet the intensive water management systems of the Central Valley. This 2015 survey illustrates the complex intersection of natural drainage and modern engineering, as the Byron-Bethany Irrigation Canal and S Bay Aqueduct cut across the landscape to redirect the flow of water. The terrain rises sharply to the southwest toward Brushy Peak, while the northern portion of the map transition into the flatter lands near the settlement of Byron. The presence of the Byron Airport and a network of roads like Camino Diablo and N Vasco Rd show the area's continued role as a transportation corridor connecting the East Bay to the agricultural heartland. Natural waterways such as Kellogg Cr and Marsh Cr thread through the hills, providing a baseline for the historical ranching and resort developments that defined this region.