Rancho Avenue in Madera County, California
Rancho Avenue in Madera County is a residential street. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Road 28 1/2 and crosses Beechwood Road, Elmwood Road and Glenoaks Road and ends at County Road 29. Rancho Avenue also exists in Tehama County and San Mateo County.
- Road Type
- residential street
- Route
- east-west
Streets nearby
Glenoaks Road400 ft
County Road 290.2 mi
Beechwood Road0.4 mi
Lomita Road0.4 mi
Steward RoadValley Lake Ranchos
0.5 mi
Elmwood Road0.5 mi
Dennis Road0.6 mi
Avenue 20 1/2CP West Kismet, Kismet
0.6 mi
Road 29 1/2Eastin Arcola
0.7 mi
Melrose Court0.8 mi
Avenue 21 1/20.8 mi
Del Monte Road0.8 mi
Avenue 220.9 mi
Shari Lane0.9 mi
Valley View Road1.1 mi
Forest Glen Road1.1 mi
Diane Way1.3 mi
Road 281.3 mi
Road 301.3 mi
Woodview Drive1.4 mi
Ashbourne Court1.4 mi
Olympia Road1.4 mi
Stabulis Court1.6 mi
Western Way1.6 mi
Pacific Drive1.6 mi
Del Mar Road1.7 mi
Avenue 201.7 mi
Avenue 211.8 mi
Avenue 19 1/21.9 mi
Road 30 1/2Irrigosa
1.9 mi
Heather Avenue2.0 mi
Brightwood Road2.1 mi
Oakhill Road2.2 mi
Road 312.2 mi
Road 28 1/22.2 mi
Sunnyside Avenue2.4 mi
Raymond RoadSinclair
2.6 mi
Diablo Road2.7 mi
Panoramic Drive2.7 mi
Claremont Road2.7 mi
Road 272.8 mi
Avenue 19 1/42.8 mi
Road 6022.9 mi
Avenue 24Sharon
2.9 mi
Road 29Parksdale Church of God
2.9 mi
Parks nearby
Madera Lake Park and Recreation Area2.5 mi
Streams nearby
Dry Creek1.7 mi
Schmidt Creek2.6 mi
Daulton Creek2.6 mi
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| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
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| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |