Marin County, California

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton,  The Sisters-In-Law: A Novel of Our Time

“ Marin, with its magnificent redwood forests on the coast, fed by the fogs of the Pacific, its ancient sunlit woods of oak and madroño and manzanita, its mountains and rocky hills and peaceful fertile valleys, is perhaps the most beautiful county in California, and its towns and villages are still almost primitive in spite of the many fashionable residents whose homes are close to or in them. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Nellie Van de Grift Sanchez Nellie Van de Grift Sanchez,  Spanish and Indian place names of California…

“ The Presidio of San Francisco, now a regular military post of the United States, although still retaining its Castilian name, is picturesquely and delightfully situated on the north end of the peninsula. There is also a government presidio at Monterey.
Point Reyes (kings point) , was named by Vizcaíno in honor of the “three wise men,” or “holy kings,” because it was discovered on the day of their devotion. This point is in Marin County and is the outer point of Drake’s Bay, where the noted adventurer is supposed to have made his anchorage, and where Cermeñón was wrecked.
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Source: Gutenberg

California Streets and Highways Code

“ The state scenic highway system shall also include:
Route 101 from:
(a) Route 27 (Topanga Canyon Road) to Route 46 near Paso Robles.
(b) Route 156 near Prunedale northeasterly to Route 156.
(c) A point in Marin County opposite San Francisco to Route 1 near Marin City.
(d) Route 37 near Ignacio to Route 37 near Novato.
(e) Route 20 near Calpella to Route 20 near Willits.
(f) Route 1 near Leggett to Route 199 near Crescent City.
(g) Route 197 near Fort Dick to the Oregon state line.
Route 108 from Route 49 near Sonora to Route 395.
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Source: Wikisource

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