Miramar is a small coastal community located in California's San Mateo County, known for its scenic beauty and historic significance. The area's hydrology is influenced by the San Andreas Fault Zone, which runs through the region and has led to the creation of many natural springs and streams. These water sources provide important surface flow for the area, including the San Vicente Creek and the San Mateo Creek. Additionally, the nearby snowpack providers, such as the Sierra Nevada Mountains, contribute to the area's water supply. Many agricultural and recreational activities take place in the region, including farming, fishing, and outdoor sports like hiking and camping. The area's rich history and natural beauty continue to attract visitors from all over the world.