The Jamul/Dulzura Subregion covers an area of approximately 168 square miles located generally, south of Loveland Reservoir and the Sweetwater River, adjacent to and north of the Mexican border and east of the Rancho San Diego land development.
Located within the northeast portion of the Planning Area is Barrett Lake, and the Cleveland National Forest. U.S Highway 94 traverses the region generally in an east-west direction.The population of the subregion is about 5,000 people. It has several small rural or semi-rural communities including Jamul, Steel Canyon, Dulzura, and Barrett Junction. Jamul, the largest of these communities, and its surrounding hills and valleys accommodate a majority of the Subregion’s population.
Generally the Subregion is still rural in character since it has no sewer system and imported water service only in the northwestern portion of the area. Jamul, a growing “bedroom community” for San Diego-area work places, boasts the Steele Canyon County Park, a four-star golf course, two bed-and-breakfasts and a renowned landscaping nursery among its attractions and businesses. Every year the town’s Oktoberfest Gymkhana offers horse ring events. A parade and a pit barbecue with music and dancing are also featured. The annual golf tournament in family-oriented Jamul raises money for arts and music in the schools.
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