1967 Map of Corona South

About this map

Corona sits at the northern edge of this mid-century landscape, showing a period of significant suburban expansion and industrial transition. To the south, the terrain climbs sharply into the Santa Ana Mountains and the Cleveland National Forest, where the topography is defined by dozens of steep drainages like Hagador Canyon and Joseph Canyon. The presence of the Butterfield Stage Historical Marker along the Corona Freeway corridor highlights the area's role as a long-standing transit route between the interior and the coast.