Eastern Mojave Vegetation | California Highway 152 |
| Tom Schweich |
Topics in this Article: Literature Cited | California Highway 152
crosses the coast ranges of central California, from California Highway 1 near Watsonville to California Highway 99 near Chowchilla.
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| Other Articles: California Highway 1: at CA Highway 152 Junction: California Highway
1, north to Santa Cruz, and south to Monterey. |
| | Watsonville
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Hecker Pass | |
Junction: Monterey Road |
| Literature Cited: Locations: Gilroy. | GilroyJohn Gilroy, a Scotch sailor and the first permanent non-Spanish settler in California, was left ashore in Monterey in 1814 by the Hudson's Bay vessel Isaac Todd because he was sick with scurvy. He settled in the Santa Clara Valley and married into a Mexican land grant family, whose rancho eventually became called "Gilroy's" (Gudde, 1969, p. 120). |
Junction: Monterey Road |
| Other Articles: U. S. Highway 101: 609000 Junction: US Highway 101,
north to San Francisco, or south to Los Angeles. |
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Other Articles: California Highway 156: at California Highway 152
Junction: California Highway 156, south to Hollister, and west to San Juan Bautista.
| | Locations: Pacheco Pass.
Junction: Dinosaur Point Road |
| Other Articles: U. S. Interstate 5: 56600 Junction: US Interstate 5,
north to Sacramento, or south to Los Angeles. |
| | Los Banos
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Palos Y | | Red
Top | | Other Articles: CA Hwy 99: 59100 Junction: California Highway
99, north to Sacramento, or south to Bakersfield. |
| | Literature CitedA list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
| | Gudde, Erwin G. 1969 (3rd Ed.). California Place Names. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1969. {TAS} Location records referred to by this literature:
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| | Date and time this article was prepared: 8/20/2010 10:20:23 AM |