2012 Map of Santa Barbara Island

About this map

Santa Barbara Island stands as a solitary landmass surrounded by the Pacific Ocean in this coastal survey. The island's geography is defined by its dramatic verticality, rising to its highest elevation at Signal Peak. The surrounding waters and rugged shoreline are detailed with numerous nautical and topographic landmarks, including Webster Point on the western edge and Arch Point to the northeast. To the southeast, the smaller Sutil Island sits offshore, while inland erosional features such as Cave Canyon and Cat Canyon cut through the island’s interior.