Pala Neighborhood Evacuation Maps
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Pala Neighborhood Evacuation Maps
Pala Emergency Shelter
The Pala Emergency Shelter is located in the Pala Fitness Center (map) at the north end of the Pala Administration Complex and is accessible only via Pala Mission Road.
Pala Neighborhoods and Roads
Pala Neighborhoods
The Pala Reservation encompasses 20.140 square miles and comprises 15 neighborhoods.
- Administration Complex Neighborhood
- Allers Neighborhood
- Moro Neighborhood
- North Village Neighborhood
- Oaks Neighborhood
- Pala Mission Neighborhood
- Portillo Neighborhood
- Remijio Neighborhood
- San Luis Rey Neighborhood
- South River (Center) Neighborhood
- South River (East) Neighborhood
- South River (West) Neighborhood
- Sycamore Neighborhood
- Trujillo Neighborhood
- Village Neighborhood
Pala Roads
Evacuation Travel Routes are accessed through 5 main roads.
- California Highway 76
- Pala Mission Road
- Pala Temecula Road
- Lilac Extension Road
- Lilac Road
Pala Neighborhood Maps
Pala neighborhood maps were created for each of the 15 Pala neighborhoods. The maps include the boundaries of each neighborhood and evacuation routes. Shared roads and clusters of houses and buildings defined the neighborhoods.
This neighborhood, which includes the Pala Administration Complex, has a handful of houses situated along paved and unpaved roads that intersect with the eastern portion of Pala Mission Road.
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The Allers neighborhood includes several newer houses set along a short circuit road and a spur that ends in a cul-de-sac. Access is via Nejo Road, which intersects Pala Temecula Road and crosses Pala Creek. The neighborhood sits against a brush-covered hill.
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This neighborhood is characterized by houses set close together along Moro and Santiago Roads, which intersect Pala Temecula Road. It is surrounded by open fields.
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North Village is bisected by Pala Temecula Road. The houses in this neighborhood are farther apart, with the largest cluster around Robles Road.
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Oaks is the newest neighborhood in Pala. It is reached via Henderson Road, off Pala Mission Road, and has houses arranged along three lanes ending in a cul-de-sac. The neighborhood is surrounded by fields.
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This neighborhood has only three houses, but it also includes Pala Child Care, Pala Learning Center, Pala Youth Center, and the Pala Mission and San Juan Diego Center. It is bordered by Pala Temecula Road, Pala Mission Road, and Henderson Road.
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The Portillo neighborhood sits along the western portion of Pala Mission Road, across from the Pala Casino. Several of the houses in this neighborhood are mobile homes and trailers. It is surrounded on three sides by brushy hills and open space.
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Remijio is accessed via Pala Mission Road and consists of houses arrayed along two streets. Pala Creek borders the west side of the neighborhood, and open fields lie to the north and east.
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San Luis Rey includes the Pala Casino, hotel, and RV Park, along with two homes. It is directly south of Highway 76 and borders the San Luis Rey River.
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Like the other neighborhoods south of the river, this neighborhood has a few widely scattered houses surrounded by open space. It is north of Lilac Road and between Lilac Extension Road and Valenzuela Road.
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This neighborhood includes a cluster of houses on Pala Lilac Road, as well as more separated houses between Lilac Road to the south and the San Luis Rey River to the north. The neighborhood is bordered by brushy hills and is mostly undeveloped open space.
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Bordered by Lilac Extension Road to the east and Lilac Road to the south, South of the River – West has a handful of widely separated houses and a small cluster of mobile homes located within mostly open space south of the San Luis Rey River.
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The Sycamore neighborhood is the northernmost neighborhood and is bisected by Pala Temecula Road. Most of the houses are along Sycamore Lane, which crosses Pala Creek to the east and is bordered by a steep, brush-covered hill to the west. Sycamore Lane has only one access point.
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Trujillo has several houses accessible via Trujillo Road, off Pala Temecula Road. There are several houses built close together in the southern part of the neighborhood, along a few lanes ending in cul-de-sacs. The rest of the homes are more widely spread to the north of Trujillo Road.
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The Village neighborhood consists mainly of homes built on the original village allotments between Highway 76 to the south and Pala Mission Road to the north. This is the closest neighborhood to the Pala Fire Department.
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