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Maps: Cajon Pass and Hwy 66
A supplement to the Spring Valley Lake Breeze

bullet Area Map
bullet Interactive Google Map

Here are two aqueduct maps to help you plan your trip and give you an overall idea of the area:

bullet The Area Map shows the route and various place names mentioned in Road Trip.  Locate and click on the blue dots to see a picture looking in the direction of the arrow.
bullet The Interactive Google Map points out the various places along the trip in more detail. If you have not used Google maps before, be sure to read the instructions below.

How to use Google Maps

  1. Map only works when your computer is connected to the Internet.

  2. Position mouse pointer over red dot to see a pop-up describing the location.

  3. Click a red dot on the map to see a pop-up window with a more detailed description and picture of that area.

  4. Change the type of map (i.e. street map, satellite view, topo map) by clicking on the white-colored buttons located in the upper-right corner of the map.

  5. Use the map controls located in the upper-left corner to scroll north/south/east/west or zoom in or out.

  6. To "pan" the map, position your mouse cursor over the map (mouse cursor will turn into a "hand" symbol), then click and hold the mouse button down while moving your mouse in desired direction.

  7. To "zoom" in and out of map, position mouse over desired area to zoom in/out of map and turn mouse wheel towards you to zoom out and opposite direction to zoom in.

For more directions, see the Google Maps help page. Return to Interactive Google Map.

Area Map

After you click on the hyperlink to see the map below, you will need to use the scrollbars on the bottom and right sides of the window to see the entire map.

Each brown square on the map's grid represents one mile.

bullet Click here to view map full screen

Base map data is from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) provided by ArcGIS Explorer from ESRI.  ArcGIS Explorer is available for free download at ESRI's website and provides a program similar to Google Earth, but also gives topographical and historical maps for the USA.

 

 

Interactive Google Map    Read instructions on how to use this map.

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Last updated February 24, 2011.

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