Editing Peninsular Ranges (section)

==Geography==
[[File:SoCal_Coast.jpg|right|thumb|Topographic depiction of the Peninsular Mountains within the US. From north to south, they consist of the Santa Ana, Palomar and Laguna Mountains.]]
The Peninsular Ranges include the [[Santa Ana Mountains]], the [[Temescal Mountains]], other mountains and ranges of the [[Perris Block]], the [[San Jacinto Mountains]], the [[Laguna Mountains]] of southern California continuing from north to south with the [[Sierra de Juárez]], the [[Sierra de San Pedro Mártir]], the [[Sierra de San Borja]], the [[Sierra de San Francisco]], the [[Sierra de la Giganta]], and the [[Sierra de la Laguna]] in Baja California. [[Palomar Mountain]], home to [[Palomar Observatory]], is in the Peninsular Ranges in [[San Diego County]], as are the [[San Ysidro Mountains]] and [[Viejas Mountain]]. The Peninsular Ranges run predominantly north-south, unlike the [[Transverse Ranges]] to their north, which mostly run east-west.