Compass Tree Park (Burbank, California)
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According to history, 4 sycamore trees were planted in 1817 by Spanish Padres to mark a landmark resting point situated halfway between the San Gabriel and San Fernando missions. Each tree denoted the 4 points of the compass and were used to navigate the route between the missions. Although the original trees are no longer standing, 4 sycamore trees were planted to mark this historic site. The small park was dedicated Compass Tree Park in 2002.
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Coordinates: 34°10'17"N 118°18'33"W
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- The Home Depot 0.9 km
- David Starr Jordan Middle School 0.9 km
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- John Burroughs High School 1.7 km
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