Panorama of the St. Francis Resevoir primary watershed. The light colored types are of sage. The type extending from the edge of the sage type to the top of the ridge is basically Adenostoma fasciculatum. With a scattering of Arctostaphylos glauca near the top and some Ceanothus cuneatus on the north slopes of the lower country. The odd shaped, barren promontories to be seen above the dam are characteristic of the country to the south and west. They are composed of sedimentary material entirely.
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