2018 Map of Soledad

About this map

The Soledad city center and the fertile agricultural corridor of the Salinas Valley dominate this 2018 survey. The landscape is defined by the course of the Salinas River as it winds through the valley floor, bordered by the foothills of the Gabilan Range to the east. Modern residential street grids like Gabilan Dr and Entrada Dr reveal the contemporary growth of the city, while the nearby Soledad Cem and the settlement of Fort Romie to the southwest speak to the region's long-standing community foundations. Diverse terrain features such as Bryant Canyon and Shirttail Gulch carve into the rising elevation on the eastern edge of the quadrangle. Transport and irrigation patterns are clearly visible, with Arroyo Seco meeting the river and rural reaches like Harlem and Camphora following the path of the valley's primary transit lines.