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Map Satellite One of the more outstanding populations of the Western azalea, Rhododendron occidentale, in the County is found here in a narrow band between the road and Flynn Creek. This band extends for several kilometers along the creek, beginning approximately 1 kilometer above its confluence with the Navarro River. Burning bush, Euonymus occidentalis, and yew, Taxus brevifolia, occur here also.
A Douglas fir, Pseudotsuga menziesii, forest is encroaching on portions of the area.
Integrity: The area is virtually undisturbed.
Use: Private
December 1977
Inventory of California Natural Areas
Revision © 2009 Steven Louis Hartman
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