... "' .

c: ~=--=-=-~~~~31 ,~,

Information Current as of July 1, 2019

Tolowa Dunes

Prairie Creek Redwoods Murrelel SW

Humboldt Lagoons

Sinkyone Wilderness SinkyoneSW

Manchester Arena Rock Marine NP Brush Creek/lagoon lake WeUands end Coastal Our>EI\:~p· lake Davis Wetlands and Coastal Dunes NP

Northern Buttes District

_/ Ahjumawl Lava SluoiUCe~~

Tomales ~~~~~~~====~~~S,~t-J ··~g~~~~P~~ ,.----4'£,,~.k. T._ ... ., .. Olompall~~ ~ China Mount Angel island Mclaughlin Eastshore State Parle .Robert W. Crown Memorial CandlestickPoint Thornton San

Cove

Lighthouse Field Twin Lakes

New Brighton Seacliff

Manresa

Asilomar Asilomar

Marina Marina Dunes NP

Point Lobos

Carmel River Cerrnel River Lagoon and Wetland NP Ohbne Coastal CP

Estero Bluffs Cayucos

Morro Strand Morro Bay SP

Montafta de Oro Morro Dunes NP

Pismo Pismo

Oceano Dunes sv•oA~

As of July 1, 2019, and during the entire 2019120 fiscal year, the California State Park System consists of 264 classified units and 16 major unclassified properties, a total of 280areas. These areas are shown on this map, printed in black:

State Park 88 State Vehicular Recreation Area 9 State Beach 62 State Historical Monument 1 Watts Towers of Simon State Historic Park 52 State Seashore 1 State Recreation Area 33 State Marine Park 1 State Natural Reserve 16 Wayside Campground 1

Three other types of classified units, created for special resource management purposes, may be established internal to any of the types of classified units noted above. As of July 1, 2019, there were 95 such units. They are shown on this map, their names printed in blue and listed under the units in which they are located:

Natural Preserve 61 Cultural Preserve 22 State Wilderness 12

As of July 1, 2019)he untts and properties of the California State Park System were operated through 21 districts identified on the map by name and with their land area shown in specific colors.

This map is used for the report, Planning Milestones for the Park Units and Major Properties Associated with the California State Park System, July 1, 2019, published by the Camornia Department of Parks and Recre­ation, Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division, Sacramento, California. Information for the Planning Milestones July 1, 2019 map was compiled between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. In the interest of consistency throughout the fiscal year, California State Parks uses information current as of July 1 for official unit/property references in the upcoming year.

The units' parcel boundaries are approximate and should not be considered legal descriptions. The smaller units are indicated by a dot for larger than the area covered by the properties themselves,

California State Parks represents district boundaries with an adapted Thiessen polygon design, where the boundary is roughly equidistant between neighboring units in different districts. This accepted geographic methodology helps visualize the diversity of park territories statewide.

Copyright 2019 by Cal~ornia State Parks. All rights reserved. http:ltwww.parks.ca.gov

~:~~ 0

s~lrer!

~ •

25

q,C.q_,-\. 0 ,-.... ... n " (;\

50

SaYeOur~ Water

100

Cal~omia Indian Heritage Center State Parle (SP) california Slate Capitol Museum

® Govemo~s Mansion SHP leland Stanford Mansion SHP Old Sacramento SHP Stale Indian Museum (SHP) Suttefs Fort SHP

Bolsa Chica Huntington Least Tern

Corona del Mar Crystal Cove

¥': X'IUO(t 'f#.urlCVAIIJ>J . -~

..::z

Tufa SNR

150

· ~ ~

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

CP Cultural Preserve NP Natural Preserve SB State Beach

SHM State Historical Monument SHP State Historic Park SMP State Marine Park SMR State Marine Reserve

Our Mission To provide for the health, inspiration and education

of the people of California by helping to preserve the state's extraordinary biological diversity,

protecting its most valued natural and cultural resources, and creating opportunities for

high-quality outdoor recreation.

SNR State Natural Reserve SP State Park

SRA State Recreation Area SS State Seashore

SVRA State Vehicular Recreation Area SW State Wilderness WC Wayside Campground

Miles 200

HII~,Palm'() C 0 ( i 11.0 We 11 S

• D ist ric t _,.,,,.., . .,"'

OunesSVRA Barrel Springs CP

~~~:.~~~~.~:~~~~~~!I&W1111 Mine CP Cuish·Cuish (East Mesa) Cuyamaca Meadow NP Cuyamaca Mountain SW Kumeyaay Soapstone CP Picha {West Mesa) CP

&'~~(() M

3M

Barry Trute July 2019