Santa Cruz Island rises from the Pacific Ocean in this topographic study, highlighting the protected coastal environment within the Channel Islands National Park. The southern shoreline is marked by prominent landmarks such as Bowen Point and White Rock, where the land meets the sea in a series of sharp topographical contours. Further inland, the distinctive Central Valley provides a rare level corridor through the island's interior, contrasting with the steep ridgelines that characterize the surrounding terrain. This survey documents the intersection of maritime and terrestrial geography, capturing the preservation of one of California's most significant offshore landmasses as it appeared in 2018.
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1943 · Santa Cruz Island B
USGS Topo · 1:24,000
1943 · Santa Cruz Island C
USGS Topo · 1:24,000
1949 · Los Angeles
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1949 · Long Beach
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1955 · Los Angeles
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1957 · Long Beach
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1958 · Long Beach
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1959 · Los Angeles
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1960 · Long Beach
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1966 · Los Angeles
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