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The '''Tres Ojos de Agua''' are three [[Westside neighborhood]] springs. One is the source of [[Westlake]] and [[Laurel Creek]]. Another now forms a pond in what was a limerock quarry. The third can be found just below High Street, behind the Lutheran church. A small rancho in the area was named ''Tres Ojos de Agua'', and was granted to [[Dodero, Nicolas|Nicolas Dodero]] in 1844. | The '''Tres Ojos de Agua''' (Three Eyes of Water) are three [[Westside neighborhood]] springs. One is the source of [[Westlake]] and [[Laurel Creek]]. Another now forms a pond in what was a limerock quarry. The third can be found just below High Street, behind the Lutheran church. A small rancho in the area was named ''Tres Ojos de Agua'', and was granted to [[Dodero, Nicolas|Nicolas Dodero]] in 1844. | ||
* [https://www.cityofsantacruz.com/government/city-departments/planning-and-community-development/long-range-policy-planning/area-plans-and-city-zoning-code/city-wide-creeks-and-wetlands-map-index Santa Cruz Creek map] | *"The Old Mission Santa Cruz Water Supply", by Dean A. Silvers. ''[[Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 2]]'' (1995). | ||
*[https://www.cityofsantacruz.com/government/city-departments/planning-and-community-development/long-range-policy-planning/area-plans-and-city-zoning-code/city-wide-creeks-and-wetlands-map-index Santa Cruz Creek map] | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 30 June 2025
The Tres Ojos de Agua (Three Eyes of Water) are three Westside neighborhood springs. One is the source of Westlake and Laurel Creek. Another now forms a pond in what was a limerock quarry. The third can be found just below High Street, behind the Lutheran church. A small rancho in the area was named Tres Ojos de Agua, and was granted to Nicolas Dodero in 1844.
- "The Old Mission Santa Cruz Water Supply", by Dean A. Silvers. Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 2 (1995).
- Santa Cruz Creek map