2012 Map of Plantation

About this map

Kruse Ranch and Walsh Landing anchor this coastal stretch of Sonoma County, where the terrestrial landscape meets the Pacific shoreline at dramatic points like Horseshoe Point and Salt Point. The inland terrain is defined by the winding course of the S Fork Gualala River, which is crossed by the Hauser Bridge and fed by numerous drainages including Stockhoff Cr and Marshall Cr. Local genealogy and settlement history are preserved in several family-named landmarks and burial grounds, such as Cooper Cem, Ruoff-Thomas Cem, and Benitz Cem located near Timber Cove. The road network, including Seaview Rd and Kruse Ranch Rd, traces the ridges above the coves, while campgrounds like Moonrock Campground and Stillwater Campground reflect the area's use as a coastal retreat.