Shasta Valley
A detailed organization of the major geographic, cultural, and infrastructural elements surrounding and within Shasta Valley.
Internal
Defines the main geographic features that characterize the interior of Shasta Valley.
Shasta Valley Farmland
Broad, flat agricultural lands that dominate the central part of Shasta Valley, providing crops and habitat.
Shasta River
The cold, salmon- and steelhead-supporting tributary that runs through Shasta Valley, eventually joining the Klamath.
Nearby
Identifies nearby features that are closely associated with Shasta Valley but largely outside its core.
Shasta Lake
A massive reservoir upstream of Shasta Valley, known for its recreation and volcanic origins.
Boyle Canyon
A dramatic canyon carved by volcanic flows and erosion near the edge of Shasta Valley, offering striking views.
Bordering
Lists geographic regions and political boundaries that define the edges of Shasta Valley.
Siskiyou County
The county that encompasses the northern and eastern edges of Shasta Valley, where highlands meet the valley floor.
Oregon
The state that borders Shasta Valley to the north and west, known for forests, rivers, and long-distance trails.