California Highway 128 - A

Eastern Mojave Vegetation	California Highway 128
	Tom Schweich

	From California Highway 1, through the Anderson Valley, to Cloverdale … and beyond
Western Portion of California highway 128
Other articles: • California Highway 1: at CA Highway 128;	Junction: California Highway 1
Literature Cited: - Florsheim, J. L., 2004.	(State Highway Milepost: 8.86) Buried Log Gulch. One of four study localities used by Florsheim (2004).
Literature Cited: - Florsheim, J. L., 2004.	(State Highway Milepost: 9.94) Lost Gulch. This is one of four study localities used by Florsheim (2004). Florsheim (2004) studied floodplain sedimentation from side-valley tributary fans in the high-energy Navarro River basin. Working at sites along California Highway 128 and the North Fork of the Navarro River, and at sites in Hendy Woods State Park, Florsheim described the interplay between sediments from side-valley tributaries and overbank flow from the main avial valley channel. She was also to distinguish the two disparate sediment sources on the basis of characteristic size distributions within these deposits. Of Florsheim's other three sites, one is just downstream at Buried Log Gulch, and the other two are in Hendy Woods State Park.
	Junction: Navarro Ridge Road
	Junction: Flynn Creek Road
	Navarro
Literature Cited: - Florsheim, J. L., 2004. Locations: Hendy Woods State Park.	Junction: Philo-Greenwood Road Turn here for Hendy Woods State Park.
	Junction: Manchester-Elk Road
	Boonville Junction: California Highway 253
	Junction: Fish Rock Road
	Junction: Mountain House Road
	Junction: Redwood Highway
	Cloverdale Junction: East 1st Street
Other articles: • U. S. Highway 101: at CA Hwy 128;	Junction: US Highway 101
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