2015 Map of Miramonte

About this map

Sequoia National Forest dominates the northeastern reaches of this landscape where the Sierra Nevada rises above the foothills. The boundary between Fresno and Tulare counties cuts horizontally across the map, separating the northern settlements of Pinehurst and Miramonte from the southern community of Badger. This area reflects a complex network of forest roads and rural residential lanes, such as Lullaby Ln and Chuckwagon Rd, illustrating the modern development of these foothill communities. The terrain is marked by significant geographic landmarks like Whale Rock, Mitchell Peak, and Sontag Point, while the presence of Etheda Springs and numerous flats like Johnson Flat and Burns Flat suggests a history of seasonal habitation and resource use. Waterways including Mill Creek and Badger Creek drain the canyons, supporting small clusters of homes and logging-related sites like Logger Point.