Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Arroyo Seco Road |
Tom Schweich |
Arroyo Seco Road runs from US Highway 101 just south of Soledad into Arroyo Seco. Along a large part of its route it follows Monterey County Routes G16 and G17. | |
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Junction: US Highway 101, north to Salinas and San Francisco, or south to San Luis Obispo and Los Angeles. |
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Los Coches RanchoLos Coches Rancho (Richardson Adobe)Los Coches Rancho (8994.2 acres) was granted to Maria Josefa Soberanes de Richardson by the Mexican government in 1841. Her husband, William Brunner Richardson, a native of Baltimore, MD., built the adobe house here in 1843, and planted the nearby locust trees in 1846. This was the site of Captain John C. Fremont's encampment in 1846 and 1847. The adobe was used later as a stage station and post office. It was donated to the state of California in 1958 by Margaret Jacks. |
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Salinas Valley.
Sierra de Salinas.
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Junction: Monterey County Route G17. North to Soledad Mission. |
From this junction south to County Route G16, Arroyo Seco Road follows the route of Monterey County Route G17. | |
Junction: Paraiso Springs Road | |
Junction: Clark Road | |
From this intersection north, Arroyo Seco Road follows the route of Monterey County Route G17. | |
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Junction: Monterey County Route G16 (Elm Avenue). East to Greenfield. |
From this point west to Carmel Valley Road, Arroyo Seco Road follows the route of Monterey County Route G16. | |
From this point east to Monterey County Route G17, Arroyo Seco Road follows the route of Monterey County Route G16. | |
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Junction: Monterey County Route G16 (Carmel Valley Road). North to Carmel Valley. |
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Arroyo Seco Recreation Area |
End of Road. Junction: Indians Road. | |
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Date and time this article was prepared: 9/22/2024 4:38:00 PM |