Miller: TVB62 - US-101 : South Of SR-25
Miller has served as a rural farming locality on California’s inland Central Coast since the early twentieth century. It lies beside US 101, the principal north–south highway through this part of the state, where cultivated ground meets the rolling foothills of the Gabilan Range. The setting belongs to the agricultural country between Gilroy and San Juan Bautista, with open fields, ranch land and transport infrastructure marking the valley floor. South of Miller, San Juan Bautista preserves Mission San Juan Bautista, founded in 1797 as one of California’s Spanish missions. Miller is less a destination district than a clear expression of the working landscape and road network linking the Bay Area with the Central Coast.
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The landscape around Miller is a broad, cultivated stretch of the Santa Clara Valley between the Santa Cruz Mountains and the Diablo Range, which has shaped both the dispersed settlement pattern and local economy. This small locality lies in southern Santa Clara County, where fields, orchards and food production have long defined the valley floor. Nearby Gilroy is closely associated with garlic cultivation, a crop that has become a familiar culinary symbol of the area. Miller provides a useful sense of the working countryside at the southern end of Silicon Valley. Continue with other webcams from Santa Clara County to see how this valley connects the South Bay with California’s Central Coast.
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