2021 Map of Llanada

About this map

Llanada sits within the expansive topography of San Benito County, nestled in a landscape defined by the Diablo Range and the sweeping Panoche Valley. This 2021 USGS topographic map documents a region characterized by rugged canyons and vital, intermittent water sources. To the south, Pimental Valley and the Vallecitos region are carved by numerous drainage systems, including Pimental Creek and Log Cabin Canyon. For those researching local history or genealogy, the presence of Cherry Hill Cem near the northern boundary provides a significant point of interest. The map also details essential water sources like Albañez Spring, Buck Spring, and Parrot Spring, which have historically been critical in this arid environment. Transportation routes such as Co HWY j1 and New Idria RD connect the scattered landmarks, while prominent heights like Walker Peak, Meyers Peak, and Cerro Bonito offer vantage points over the intricate network of canyons, such as Bitterwater Canyon and Smoker Canyon.