Median Age. Comfort Index Climate. Sacramento, the capital of California, has been a leading agricultural and transportation center for most of its history. Now, as a result, growth and traffic issues have become top-of-mind issues for the area. Most recent growth has occurred to the north, northeast, and south as typical California sprawl- freeways, strip malls, and endless developments of tightly packed homes.
Job growth projections remain strong. Read More about Folsom. The Sacramento area has a broad variety of recreational opportunities including water and mountain sports.
Excellent skiing and many other recreational opportunities are a moderate day trip away. Professional sports teams, such as the NBA Kings, add to recreation and the overall economy, and the arts and culture scene is on the upswing.
The climate through most of the year is an advantage, although summers can be uncomfortably hot. While growth is an issue, the area is more family friendly than most California cities and does have several attractive family neighborhoods particularly along the US 50 corridor.
Roseville is an overbuilt suburban town and hub to the rapidly growing northeastern suburbs in southwestern Placer County, while Arden-Arcade is an older inner suburb and commercial area a few miles east of downtown. The metro area now also includes Yolo County, site of the excellent college town of Davis and the growing small residential towns of Woodland and Dixon.
At Sacramento, located along the banks of the Sacramento River, the Central Valley is approximately 50 miles wide. The terrain is completely flat. A few miles to the east, rolling terrain rises gradually to the 8,foot to 10,foot Sierra Nevada crest. Local natural vegetation is grassland; deciduous trees have been planted in the inhabited area.
The Mediterranean Central Valley climate is mild with abundant sunshine most of the year. Summer is dry with warm to hot afternoons and mostly mild nights. Most rain falls from November through March. Heavy snowfall and torrential winter rains fall on the western Sierra slopes and may produce flood conditions along the Sacramento River and its tributaries.
Winter brings sometimes heavy and persistent ground fog. Recent job growth is Positive. Folsom jobs have increased by 1. More Economy. More Voting Stats. Since , it has had a population growth of 9. Learn More The National Average is Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 5.
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Cancel Submit. Get Citation. Contact Owner. Manuscript cadastral map showing streets and lots including measurements. Bounded by River, Stratford, Bidwell, and Sacramento streets. Identifies property of one landowner, J. Preliminary draft of the final official map which Theodore Judah later prepared and submitted to the Sacramento County recorder on Dec. On this draft map, Judah has written 10 of the final 14 points of his description of survey and he shows the buildings of a small settlement along the Old Road to Sacramento which he identifies on the later official map as Negro Bar.
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