2015 Map of Globe

About this map

Springville stands at the transition from the valley floor into the steep foothills of the Sequoia National Forest in this 2015 survey of Tulare County. The landscape is defined by the drainage of the Tule River and its southern branch, which carve deep relief through features like Deep Canyon and Ward Canyon. Modern residential development is evident in the cluster of themed roads near Big Campbell, such as Mustang Dr and Palomino Dr, contrasting with the more traditional ranch and forest access provided by Reservation Rd and Indian Service Rd. Topographical landmarks like Bonsall Hill, Oak Flat Peak, and Oat Mtn rise above the drainage basins, while smaller pockets of history persist at Soda Springs and Joaquin Flat. The map documents a blend of rural settlement and protected federal timberland along the western Sierra Nevada flank.