San Piedro Island
San Piedro Island is a fictional location in the novel "Snow Falling on Cedars" by David Guterson. It is set in the Pacific Northwest, characterized by its lush forests, rugged coastline, and small fishing communities. The island's landscape plays a significant role in the story, reflecting the themes of nature and isolation.
The island is home to a diverse population, including Japanese-American residents who face discrimination during and after World War II. The community's dynamics are explored through the lens of a murder trial, highlighting the complexities of love, prejudice, and justice in a small town.