2012 Map of Camatta Ranch
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Camatta Ranch anchors this interior landscape of San Luis Obispo County, where the drainage networks of Shell Cr and Fernandez Cr carve through the foothills east of Black Mountain. The area is characterized by scattered rural homesteads and agricultural operations, including the Bethal Ranch and the Redwind Foundation. Transportation is defined by winding ranch roads such as Fernandez Rd and Red Hill Rd, reflecting a landscape dedicated to cattle ranching and conservation. A high density of named water sources, including Wild Horse Spring, Dave Littlejohn Spring, and Blue Oak Spring, reveals the critical importance of reliable water in this arid California environment. Recreational and utility infrastructure is represented by the Friis Campground and a remote Camatta Ranch Airstrip, serving the isolated properties of the Carrizo Plain region.
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