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. It was located a mile northwest of Julian, near Eastwood Creek.

History

Eastwood was a town site planned by Joseph Stancliff as a rival to Julian. His attempt failed and his town survived only in the name of Eastwood Creek and Eastwood Hill, above it to the north.Fetzer, San Diego County Place Names, p. 40

References

Former settlements in San Diego County, California Populated places established in 1870 Ghost towns in California History of San Diego 1870 establishments in California {{SanDiegoCountyCA-geo-stub