Bald Hill 2, Santa Rosa Island

Bald Hill 2, Santa Rosa Island is a survey station established in 1934 by Charles K. Green:

“on the top of a high part of the ridge forming the west wall of the Wreck Canyon on the south side of the island. About 1-1/2 miles northwest of the mouth of the canyon. The ground on this hill is of decomposed limestone. From Borrego 2 this station can be easily identified as there is a white scar on the side of the hill below the station. The best way to reach the station is to make a boat landing on Ford Point and make west along the shoreline to the mouth of the Wreck Canyon, the second canyon to the west. Follow up the canyon for about 1/2 mile. Then take any of the water trails leading out of the canyon up the west wall to the top of the ridge. Follow up the ridge to the station.”

The station was marked with a standard disk. This triangulation station appears on the Santa Rosa Island South topographic map. [UTM 10: North 3,758,642 East 770,067; UTM 11: North 3,759,065 East 215,453].