Cañada del Osito (valley of the little bear). See page [127].
Cañada de los Osos y Pecho y Islay, valley of the bears and breast (perhaps referring to Pecho Mountain in San Luís Obispo County), and wild cherry. Islay is said to be a California Indian word meaning wild cherry. Islais Creek, San Francisco, may take its name from the wild cherry.
Cañada de los Pinos (valley of the pines).
Cañada de Raymundo (valley of Raymond).
Cañada del Rincón en el Río San Lorenzo de Santa Cruz (valley of the corner section on the river San Lorenzo of Santa Cruz).
Cañada de Sal si Puedes (valley of “get out if you can”). See page [109].
Cañada de San Felipe y las Ánimas (valley of St. Philip and the souls).
Cañada Segunda (second valley).
Cañada de los Vaqueros (valley of the cow-boys).
Cañada Verde, y Arroyo de la Purísima Concepción (green valley and creek of the immaculate conception).