Santa Barbara County, California
United States
Santa Barbara County, California shares 56 connections with 1909 other places across 16 topics, with nature-related threads making up the largest share. The county connects closely with Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, and Goleta. Oil production began in Summerland in 1886, and the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill is credited with inspiring Earth Day. History threads trace the county's name through California Missions practices, while cuisine ties through Chardonnay and religion ties through Saint Barbara round out the connection profile.
Channel Islands National Park
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Ventura County, California | Ventura, California
Gaviota Coast
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Vandenberg Space Force Base | Las Cruces, California
Orcutt Oil Field
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Santa Maria, California | Los Alamos, California
Lompoc Oil Field
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Santa Maria, California | Los Alamos, California
Los Angeles Archdiocese
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Los Angeles County, California | Azusa, California
California Missions
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Santa Clara, California | San Gabriel, California
1969 Santa Barbara oil spill
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Isla Vista, California | Summerland, California
Lake Cachuma
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Goleta, California | Isla Vista, California
Hollister Ranch
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Isla Vista, California | Gaviota, California
California Central Coast
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Ventura, California | Salinas, California | Santa Cruz County, California
Thomas Fire
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Newbury Park, California | Montecito, California | Wheeler Springs, California
Cat Canyon Oil Field
Connects Santa Barbara County, California to: Santa Maria, California | Los Alamos, California | Sisquoc, California