Cleveland National Forest in Southern California

Description

The Cleveland National Forest is the southern-most of the national forests in California. Its 567,000 acres are located in Orange, Riverside, and San Diego Counties, at elevations ranging from 460 to 6,271 feet. A warm, dry, Mediterranean climate prevails over the Cleveland National Forest—-hot in the summer, mild in the winter. Most of the forest vegetation is chaparral, predominantly coastal sage, chamise, manzanita,, and ceanothus.

• Year – 2018
• Scale – ½” to the Mile (1:126,720)
• Topo Lines – No
• Plastic
• National Forest Service – Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region)
• R5-RG-276

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