2021 Map of Springville
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The Middle Fork Tule River and N Fork Tule River converge in this high-elevation landscape on the western edge of the Sequoia National Forest. The map shows a transition from the lower elevations near the settlement of Milo to the sharp relief of Blue Ridge and Hatchet Peak. Water management is evident through features like the Mount Whitney Ditch and the natural outflow of Soda Spring, reflecting the historical and ongoing importance of water rights and transport in this part of Tulare County. Access to the high country is provided by winding mountain routes such as Balch Park Rd and Yokohl Dr. Small-scale aviation and localized habitation are represented by the Sequoia Ranch Airport and the community at Sierra Nevada, illustrating how remote outposts utilize the terrain's few flat basins amidst canyons like Siphon Canyon and Ward Canyon.
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