- The
Huasna River is a
stream in the
Central Coast region of California, and is a
tributary of the
Cuyama River. It is
formed by the
confluence of Trout...
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Rancho Huasna was a 22,153-acre (89.65 km2)
Mexican land
grant in present-day San Luis
Obispo County,
California given in 1843 by
Governor Manuel Micheltorena...
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Huasna (Chumash: Awasna) is an
unincorporated community in
southeastern San Luis
Obispo County, California,
United States.
Huasna is
located on the western...
- Cr****
Orcutt Cr****
Cuyama River Twitc**** Dam, Twitc****
Reservoir Huasna River Huasna Cr****
Arroyo Seco
Stony Cr****
Trout Cr****
Alamo Cr****
Jollo Cr****...
- Physical characteristics
Source Santa Lucia Range • location
North of
Huasna • coordinates 35°11′55″N 120°23′00″W / 35.19861°N 120.38333°W / 35.19861;...
- 385 ha) 170 ND
Tracy San
Joaquin Huasna 1843
Manuel Micheltorena Isaac J.
Sparks 22,153
acres (8,965 ha) 69 SD
Huasna San Luis
Obispo Pecho y
Islay 1843...
- S**** Beach,
Pismo Beach,
Grover Beach,
Arroyo Grande, Oceano, Halcyon,
Huasna, and Nipomo.
Central Coast New Tech High
School opened in 2012 with a freshman...
- 333°W / 34.998; -120.333 Type
Reservoir Primary inflows Cuyama River /
Huasna River Primary outflows Terminal (evaporation) /
Cuyama River Basin countries...
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Washington Eayrs (1775–1855). In 1843,
Sparks was the
grantee of
Rancho Huasna. With the
cession of
California to the
United States following the Mexican-American...
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Moved to
Santa Barbara where he
became an
otter trapper and
acquired Rancho Huasna and
Rancho Pismo.
Elected as
mayor on 5/5/1853. Died 1867. 5 Jose M. Covarrubias...
