<br>The State Highway through Santa Barbara County from San Luis Obispo County to Ventura County is all paved. The highway shown reaching inland to Santa Maria is the Cuyama Lateral and is merely surveyed. Most of the paved roads built by Santa Barbara County are near Carpinteria, Summerland, Montecito, and Santa Barbara and cannot be properly shown on a map of this size.
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