M O N T E R E Y   C O U N T Y

Corral de Tierra lies
midway between Salinas
and the Monterey
Peninsula
 

First colonized by the Spanish in 1770, Monterey County has matured into an area rich in economic and community diversity. Anchored by a strong agricultural base in the Salinas Valley and tourism on the Monterey Peninsula, this county of nearly 400,000 persons remains viable and desirable for residents and businesses alike. Corral de Tierra lies midway between the county seat of Salinas and the Monterey Peninsula, known as one of the most beautiful coastal landscapes along the Pacific Ocean.