1997 Map of Pala
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The Asistencia de San Antonio de Pala serves as the focal point of this inland San Diego County landscape, situated near the banks of the San Luis Rey River. This late-1990s revision reveals the intricate relationship between the Pala Indian Reservation and the surrounding mountainous terrain, including the heights of Pala Mountain and Weaver Mountain. The settlement pattern is defined by traditional community landmarks such as the Indian Cem and Pauma Elementary School, alongside the transition into protected natural spaces like Wilderness Gardens Park and the Cleveland National Forest. The geography is carved by numerous seasonal drainages, including Gomez Creek and Trujillo Creek, which descend from the high ridges into the valley floor. To the east, the area near Pauma shows the infrastructure of the era, from the Pauma Landing Strip to the residential connections along Cole Grade Road.
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