2012 Map of Redlands

About this map

Redlands and its surrounding communities sit at a major intersection of residential growth and natural drainage systems. The landscape is defined by the Santa Ana River and the engineered defenses of the Plunge Creek Levee, which protect various established neighborhoods like Lugonia Homes and University Village. Significant institutional footprints are visible, from the University of Redlands to the San Bernardino International Airport on the western edge. In the southern reaches, the terrain transitions into more dramatic topography, with Smiley Heights and Redlands Heights overlooking the San Timoteo Wash. This 2012 survey illustrates how modern development has integrated with older settlement points such as Lords Corner and Bryn Mawr, while preserving local heritage sites like Hillside Cem.