La Loma Hills [SEP] located in the administrative territorial entity
La Loma Hills
The La Loma Hills are a low and short mountain range of the Peninsular Ranges System, in the urban Inland Empire region of Southern California.
Geography.
The hills are located in extreme southwestern San Bernardino County, north of the city of Riverside and the Riverside County line. 
The Santa Ana River course is naturally redirected in a right angle to the west by the La Loma Hills, flowing along their northern side and then returning south again along their western sides. 
The community of Highgrove
Ilobasco. It is surrounded by the Morontepeque, Humeras and El Orégano hills, and the principal rivers are the Las Cañas, De los Pueblos, Titihuapa, San Isidro, El Jícaro and Viejo.
Geography Administrative divisions.
The municipality is divided into 7 cantons, with 22 "caseríos" (hamlets):
- Izcatal; 687 inhabitants; 2 caseríos (Izcatal, las Vainillas)
- El Ámate; 1,402 inhabitants; 5 caseríos (El Ámate, El Zarzal, El Junquillo, La Loma)
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