2012 Map of Lompoc

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Lompoc and its surrounding coastal valley are defined by a mix of agricultural heritage, oil production, and the expanding residential footprints of Vandenberg Village and Mission Hills. The Santa Ynez River snakes across the center of the sheet, dividing the urban grid from the northern foothills of the Purisima Hills. Industrial and logistics footprints are prominent, from the Lompoc Oil Field in the north to the Lompoc Airport and the rail-linked sidings that supported local industry. Genealogists and local historians can trace the town's development through the street-level detail of Lompoc Village, the location of the Post Office, and the site of Lompoc Evergreen Cem on the southern edge of town. To the east, the landscape transitions into the specialized geography of Cebada Canyon and the Santa Rita Hills, while legacy rail infrastructure like Parks-Lead Siding and White Hills Siding points to the area's commercial past.