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California Usgs 7.5-Minute Quadrangles - South Index CALIFORNIA USGS 7.5-MINUTE QUADRANGLES - SOUTH INDEX HALF PALO Mono County SYLVANIA SYLVANIA WOODSIDE MOUNTAIN CALAVERAS BLANCO CROOKED CHOCOLATE MOON BAY ALTO MILPITAS MOUNT EYLAR MOUNT COPPER WHITE LITTLE MOUNT FISH MOUNTAINS VIEW RESERVOIR CROWS YOSEMITE HAYSTACK INDIAN CATHEYS STUMPFIELD FISH SQUAW BALLOON SHARKTOOTH GRAVEYARD MOUNT ROVANA LAWS CREEK MTN CANYON Palo DAY MOUNTAIN BOARDMAN MOUNTAIN PATTERSON HATCH TURLOCK CRESSEY WINTON MARIPOSA CHIEF SHUTEYE MORGAN SLOUGH MOUNTAIN LANDING LAKE MTN GULCH VALLEY MOUNTAIN CAMP DOME DOME PEAK PEAK ABBOT Alto MOUNTAIN PEAK 2Ã37 880 (/6 Mountain View #!" 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SOQUEL SAN THREE MARIPOSA LOS BANOS SLIDE MARION MOUNT BLACKROCK BATH MOUNTAIN WEST EAST CHITTENDEN ORTIGALITA CHARLESTON DOS POSO FIREBAUGH BONITA LANES HUMPHREYS SACATE PATTERSON ROUGH TEHIPITE ABERDEEN PEAK CANYON CANYON FELIPE SISTERS PEAK VALLEY OXALIS MADERA GREGG FRIANT ACADEMY TRIMMER BLUFFS PEAK PINCHOT PEAK NW SCHOOL PALOS FARM NE RANCH BRIDGE STATION RIDGE MOUNTAIN SPUR DOME 1Ã29 Fresno GOLD 1Ã56 County THIMBLE DAYLIGHT DRY BONE FALL BEE WEST OF TEAKETTLE WHITE PEAK PASS CENTER MOSS QUIEN MOUNT PAT KEYES LOWER WARM TEAKETTLE TOP MTN CANYON CANYON PRUNEDALE SAN JUAN TRES RUBY ORTIGALITA LAGUNA WREN CEDAR THE KEARSARGE INDEPENDENCE SPRINGS SPRINGS JUNCTION LANDING HOLLISTER SABE HAMMONDS BROADVIEW MENDOTA GRAVELLY FRESNO ROUND PINE LUCKETT VERPLANK CLARENCE CANYON JUNCTION BAUTISTA PINOS CANYON PEAK SECA FIREBAUGH BIOLA HERNDON CLOVIS PIEDRA HUME PEAK GROVE SPHINX PEAK CANYON VALLEY RANCH RANCH FARMS DAM FORD NORTH MTN FLAT DAM MOUNTAIN RIDGE KING Fresno EAST OF 183 STOVEPIPE 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