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'''Woods Lagoon''' was | '''Woods Lagoon''' was the name of a natural lagoon at the mouth of [[Arana Gulch]], named for adjacent landowner [[Woods, John|John Woods]] ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24292397/john-woods 1818-1887]). In the 1960s, the lagoon was dredged and expanded to create the [[Santa Cruz Harbor]]. Also emptying into the former lagoon is Hagemann Gulch, which forms the western border of the city-owned Arana Gulch Open Space. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 10 August 2025
Woods Lagoon was the name of a natural lagoon at the mouth of Arana Gulch, named for adjacent landowner John Woods (1818-1887). In the 1960s, the lagoon was dredged and expanded to create the Santa Cruz Harbor. Also emptying into the former lagoon is Hagemann Gulch, which forms the western border of the city-owned Arana Gulch Open Space.