WEST
CENTRAL SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
(Zone 89) |
Merced County west of the San
Joaquin River and Fresno County west of the San Joaquin and Kings Rivers. |
EAST
CENTRAL SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
(Zone 90) |
Merced County east of the San
Joaquin River; Madera County east of the San Joaquin River and up to the 1000 foot elevation
of the Sierra Nevada; Fresno County east of the San Joaquin and Kings Rivers and up to the 1000
foot elevation of the Sierra Nevada. |
SOUTHWESTERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
(Zone 91) |
All of Kings County; Kern County southwest of a line from the Kings/Tulare/Kern
County boundary southeast to Grapevine and up to the 1000 foot
elevation of the Tehachapi Mountains. |
SOUTHEASTERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
(Zone 92) |
Tulare County up to the 1000 foot
elevation of the Sierra Nevada; Kern County southeast of a line from the Kings/Tulare/Kern
County boundary southeast to the Grapevine and up to the 1000 foot elevation of the Sierra
Nevada and the Tehachapi Mountains.
|
MARIPOSA,
MADERA, AND FRESNO COUNTY FOOTHILLS
(Zone 93) |
Mariposa, Madera, and Fresno Counties between
the 1000 foot and the 4000 foot elevation of the Sierra Nevada. |
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TULARE
COUNTY FOOTHILLS
(Zone 94) |
Tulare County between the 1000 foot and 4000
foot elevation of the Sierra Nevada. |
KERN COUNTY
MOUNTAINS
(Zone 95) |
The Kern County portion of the Sierra Nevada
and the Tehachapi Mountains above 1000 feet on the San Joaquin Valley side and above 3000 feet
on the Mojave Desert side. |
SIERRA
NEVADA FROM YOSEMITE TO KINGS CANYON
(Zone 96) |
Mariposa, Madera, and Fresno Counties from
the 4000 foot elevation and above in the Sierra Nevada. |
TULARE
COUNTY MOUNTAINS
(Zone 97) |
Tulare County from the 4000 foot elevation
and above in the Sierra Nevada. |
INDIAN
WELLS VALLEY
(Zone 98) |
Kern County north of the crest of the El Paso
Mountains and east of the 3000 foot elevation of the Sierra Nevada on the Mojave Desert side.
|
SOUTHEASTERN KERN COUNTY DESERT
(Zone 99) |
Kern County south of the crest of the El Paso
Mountains and east of the 3000 foot elevation of the Sierra Nevada and Tehachapi Mountains on
the Mojave Desert side. |
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