San Diego River valley

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The San Diego River valley is a historic river corridor in present-day San Diego County, California, that has long served as a vital homeland and travel route for Indigenous peoples and later became a focal point of early Spanish colonial settlement and conflict.

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San Diego River valley canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
river valley
associatedWith Kumeyaay people
contains Mission Valley
Old Town San Diego area
linked to: Old Town, San Diego

San Diego Mission Valley region
San Diego River floodplain
hasCityWithin San Diego, California
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasFeature floodplain ecosystems
riparian habitat
hasHistoricalSignificance Indigenous habitation
Spanish colonial settlement
Spanish-Indigenous conflict
hasLandUse conservation areas
recreation
transportation corridor
urban development
hasMouthNear Pacific Ocean
influences development pattern of San Diego
isCorridorFor human transportation routes
wildlife movement
locatedIn California
San Diego County, California
linked to: San Diego County

United States
partOf San Diego River watershed
linked to: San Diego River
subjectOf cultural heritage studies
environmental restoration projects
regional planning efforts
traversedBy San Diego River
usedAs homeland for Indigenous peoples
travel route for Indigenous peoples
wasSiteOf Spanish presidio-era settlement
conflicts between Spanish colonists and Indigenous peoples
early Spanish missions in Alta California

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Kumeyaay attack of 1775 location San Diego River valley
Mission Valley locatedInValleyOf San Diego River valley
Presidio Park, San Diego overlooks San Diego River valley
Old Town, San Diego near San Diego River valley
Junípero Serra Museum hasView San Diego River valley