1997 Map of Warner Springs

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San Jose Del Valle Grant dominates the interior of this 1990s revision, a landscape defined by expansive land grants and a network of water resources feeding into Lake Henshaw. The settlement of Warner Springs serves as a focal point near Inspiration Point, while smaller communities like Holcomb Village and Sunshine Summit are established along the higher elevations. The mapping reflects a significant transition in land management and public access, with the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winding through the eastern portion of the Cleveland National Forest. Evidence of local community life persists through the presence of the Warner Union School and a Cem, while specialized facilities like the Puerta La Cruz Conservation Camp and Fire CDE Station indicate the region's focus on forest management and conservation at the end of the 20th century.