
Pajaro Valley meets the Monterey Bay shoreline in this detailed coastal survey, where the complex hydrology of the Central Coast is on full display. The Pajaro River forms the northern boundary of the terrestrial map, giving way to the intricate wetlands of Elkhorn Slough and McClusky Slough. At the heart of the coast, Moss Landing sits at the mouth of the Old Salinas River, a critical point where the massive underwater Monterey Canyon begins its descent just offshore.
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