Map of Palmdale, California
Take a look at Palmdale on the edge of the Mojave Desert. Our map shows wide suburban developments framed by dry hills.
Take a look at Palmdale on the edge of the Mojave Desert. Our map shows wide suburban developments framed by dry hills.
Our map of Palo Alto highlights a city in the heart of Silicon Valley. Stanford University anchors the area, with neighborhoods spreading.
Our map of Paramount outlines a compact city in southeast Los Angeles County. The grid shows its residential neighborhoods.
Pasadena rests at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains. Check out our map to see its wide boulevards and nearby freeways.
Our map of Patterson shows a small city at the base of the Diablo Range. It’s surrounded by farmland in the Central Valley.
Our map of Perris shows a city surrounded by rolling hills and open land. Highways cut through, linking it to Riverside and San Diego County.
Petaluma sits along the Petaluma River in Sonoma County. Our map highlights its historic downtown and surrounding farmland.
Our map of Pico Rivera lays out a suburban grid between Los Angeles and Whittier. Freeways cut across the city, linking neighborhoods.
Piedmont is an enclave surrounded entirely by Oakland. Check out our map to see its residential streets in the East Bay hills.
Pittsburg sits on the southern edge of Suisun Bay. Check out our map to see its waterfront, neighborhoods, and highway links.
Our map of Placentia shows the suburban grid northeast of Anaheim. Residential neighborhoods dominate, with parks scattered throughout.
Placerville rests in the Sierra Nevada foothills, once central to the Gold Rush. Our map shows the winding streets climbing the hills.
Our map of Pleasant Hill shows its suburban grid tucked between Concord and Walnut Creek. Parks and open spaces are scattered throughout.
Our map highlights Pleasanton’s easy freeway access and historic downtown. The Alameda County Fairgrounds are a major local landmark.
Our map of Pomona highlights a large city in the Inland Empire. Major freeways cut across it, linking neighborhoods and business districts.