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Cabazon

Cabazon is located in Southern California's desert region, approximately 20 minutes west of Palm Springs. Cabazon is the home of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, as well as many outlet stores.

Calabasas

It is generally accepted that Calabasas means pumpkin, squash, or gourd, derived from the Spanish "calabaza". Some historians hold the theory that it is merely a translation of the Chumash word "calahoosa", but since that also refers to some type of gourd, it only matters to linguists.

Every October, the City of Calabasas and the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce hosts a "Pumpkin Festival" to celebrate fall, the local wares and talents of Calabasas merchants, and of course, the pumpkin for which the city was named.

The City's official logo, depicting the red-tailed hawk flying over the Santa Monica Mountains, symbolizes a commitment to preserving the community's natural beauty and semi-rural quality of life. Source: City of Calabasas.

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Calexico

Calexico began as a tent city of the Imperial Land Company and has grown into a thriving city on the US-Mexico border.

Before the repeal of prohibition, Calexico was primarily a week-end town visited by workers in the Imperial Valley in pursuit of fun and games, dance halls and saloons in adjacent Mexicali, which was outside the United States and unaffected by the Volstead Act.

Although it gained a reputation for a while as a typical U.S.-Mexico border town with all the tawdry aspects usually associated with such places, the modern city of Calexico is a far cry from what it was back in those early days. Hundreds of acres are now being devoted to industrial parks use and commercial and retail incentives are being offered to encourage industrial development.

Since Calexico represents the mixing of two cultures and areas and because of its proximity to the Mexican border, the name Calexico was coined for a combination of Mexico and California. Source: City of Calexico
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Caliente

Caliente, ZIP code 93518, is located in Kern County. Location is 35°17'28"N 118°37'37"W. The word caliente means "hot" in Spanish.

Caliente was originally established as a base camp for the construction of the Southern Pacific Railroad over the Tehachapis. Today it remains largely rural.
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California City

California City is a small bedroom community located in the high desert of Kern County, north of the famous Edwards Air Force Base, which is the city's largest employer.
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California Hot Springs

California Hot Springs is an unincorporated community on the southern edge of the Sequoia National Forest in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains of California.
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Calimesa

The City of Calimesa incorporated December of 1990. Located in the San Gorgonio Pass area, the higher elevation and protected location gives Calimesa crisp winters and warm summers. Known as the safest city in Riverside County, Calimesa continually strives to retain that reputation.

Calipatria

The City of Calipatria was incorporated on February 28, 1918, and is located about 150 miles east of San Diego, and 100 miles south of Palm Springs. The area is predominantly agricultural. Geothermal activity is a large part of the local economy, with seven geothermal plants and three new mineral recovery plants along a seven-mile radius near the Salton Sea.

Calipatria is home to the nation's tallest flagpole (184 feet) and the flag flies at sea level. The flagpole has been dedicated to "Good Neighborliness." Source: City of Calipatria.

Calistoga

The City of Calistoga is located 80 miles north of San Francisco in the scenic Napa valley. It is found at the foot of Mt. St. Helena, which rises 4,500 feet above the city.

Calistoga, population 5,000, is a popular destination for visitors to the heart of the wine country.

Calistoga is best known for its geothermal hot springs, mineral water, and is home to California's Old Faithful Geyser.

Source: City of Calistoga

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Calpella

Five miles north of Ukiah at the junction of Highways 101 & 20 lies Calpella, near magnificent redwood forests, close to the Pacific Ocean and only 2 1/2 hours north of San Francisco.

Camarillo

The fourth largest city in Ventura County, Camarillo claims slightly more than 61,500 residents. Occupying just over 19 square miles of land, the city enjoys an unusually high percentage of college-educated and professionally-employed residents and ranks third among Ventura County's ten cities in median family income. Source: City of Camarillo
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Cambria

Cambria started as a fishing and quicksilver mining town, then later became important for its dairy and lumber exports.It was named Cambria in 1869, although it's been known as Santa Rosa, Slabville and San Simeon. Source: Central Coast Tourist
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Cameron Park

Cameron Park is a relatively new community in a county where gold was discovered in 1848 to set the stage for the California Gold Rush. Visionary Larry Cameron purchased the 5000 foothill acres that now encompass Cameron Park in the 50's for ranching purposes. Slowly, with the help of others, he divided the land into lots of varying sizes. Cameron Park reflects a wide scope of interests, with ranch sized properties, medium and high density residential, shopping areas, a championship country club, recreational lake and the Airpark Estates. Source: Shingle Springs/Cameron Park Chamber of Commerce
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Camino

Originally known as Seven Mile, this historic mill town has been a haven for homesteaders, loggers and weary wayfarers since 1858. Wagons once rolled through Seven Mile carrying miners and supplies along the old Carson Wagon Road, from San Francisco to the Comstock Lode. The Pony Express exchanged tired horses and riders at Seven Mile while delivering mail between Sacramento, CA and St. Joseph's, MO. Source: Camino Hotel
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Campbell

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Campo

Campo lies in southwestern San Diego County, 40 miles east of San Diego, just a mile north of the Mexican border. Its name comes from the Spanish word for "field." Its population, including surrounding areas, is 3,122, according to the 2000 census figures for the Campo ZIP code, 91906.
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Camptonville

During the Gold Rush, Camptonville, California, was a town of 1,500 people and a bustling stage stop between Marysville and Downieville. The Camptonville community survived major fires in 1889, 1908 and 1959. The community has survived some winters with so little rain that wells went dry - and others with so much rain and snow that people had to be rescued from their own homes. Source: Camptonville - The Little Town That Could
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Camp Nelson

The unincorporated community of Camp Nelson is located in the Sierra Nevada mountains of eastern Tulare County. It is now within the Giant Sequoia National Monument.

Canoga Park

The far west end of the San Fernando Valley of Southern California for hundreds of years was home to the American Indians of both Fernandeno and Chumash tribes.

Originally, Canoga Park was named Owensmouth by General H.G. Otis (Owner of the Los Angeles Times Newspaper) because he felt it was the closest town to the outlet for the Owens River Aqueduct. Owensmouth was founded on March 30, 1912 by the Janz Corporation. Source: Canoga Park Improvement Association
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Canyon Country

Canyon Country is a semi-rural, suburban community in a valley approximately 40 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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Canyon Lake

In 1989, the members of Canyon Lake Property Owners Association determined the need to look into the possibility of incorporating as a city. In the subsequent election, 90% voted in favor of incorporating. Canyon Lake became a city on December 1, 1990.
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Capay

Capay, nestled in the foothills 50 miles west of Sacramento, is largely a rural farming community.

Capistrano Beach

Looking south from Doheny Beach to Capistrano Beach with the hills, sand beaches and ocean that seem to stretch forever, it's understandable why locals think this special portion of the Orange County, California coastline is best kept unpublicized. Capistrano Beach is one of those great beaches that offers a friendly, small town atmosphere. Unlike the wide and sandy beaches to the north in Newport and Huntington Beach, this area's beaches are generally narrower stretches at the base of hills and cliffs. Source: BeachCalifornia.com
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Capitola

Capitola is a small coastal town on California's Monterey Bay. The town was pioneered in the late 1800s first as a lumber port and later as a vacation resort.

Capitola's beach is situated between two cliffs in a river valley. The river, Soquel Creek, is the site of the annual Begonia Festival where flower laden floats grace the river for a weekend in September.

Source: Capitola Chamber of Commerce

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Cardiff

Also known as Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Cardiff takes its name from the capital and largest city of Wales. It was named in the 1880s by British settlers. Today, Cardiff is part of the City of Encinitas. However, it retains the postal address of Cardiff CA 92007. Its population, according to the 2000 census, was 10,366.
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Carlotta

Some of the first pioneer families of the Van Duzen Valley were the Cooper family, the Cuddebacks, the Hoovers, the Donnellys, the Wilsons, the Larsens, the Barnwells, and later the Vances.

The Vances built a summer home, the railroad, hotel, store, blacksmith ship, livery stable and small houses. This area became the nucleus of Carlotta. The town was named for Vance's daughter, Carlotta.

Carlsbad

Carlsbad is a large coastal city in San Diego County, 30 miles north of the city of San Diego. According to the 2000 census, the Carlsbad ZIP codes, 92008 and 92009, contain 78,717 residents.

The name Carlsbad is an Anglicized version of Karlsbad. It was named this in the 1880's to promote the town as a spa. The water from a well dug there was touted as having a mineral content almost identical to that of the famous spa in Karlsbad, Bohemia, now part of Czechoslovakia.

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Carmel

Carmel is situated in California's central coast, on the Monterey Peninsula and next to the Pacific ocean. This quaint and picturesque city is known for its art galleries, unique shops, fine restaurants, and hospitality.
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Carmel Valley

Carmel Valley is situated in California's central coast, near the Monterey Peninsula and Pacific ocean. The area is known for its river, agriculture, vineyards, outdoor recreation and hospitality.
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Carmichael

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Carnelian Bay

Carnelian Bay is located at the northeast tip of Lake Tahoe.
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Carpinteria

Carpinteria, incorporated in 1965, is 12 miles south of Santa Barbara, 15 miles north of Ventura, and 80 miles north of Los Angeles. The Carpinteria valley totals 11.6 square miles, with the City of Carpinteria covering 2.5 land miles. Area population is slightly over 19,000, with the city having approximately 15,200 residents.

Carpinteria's climate is typically mild, with an average daytime temperature of between 60 to 80 degrees, and rainfall averaging 17.9 inches yearly. Source: Carpinteria Valley Chamber of Commerce
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Caruthers

Caruthers, located in the San Joaquin Valley near Fresno, has a population of approximately 1200 people. The town hosts an annual district fair, which is admission free and alcohol free. It is the second largest event held in the county.
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Casmalia

In the early 1900s approximately 1,500 people lived in the town of Casmalia. The town itself is located in the Santa Maria Valley which was, until recent years, a farming community and many of the local residents were employed in agriculture. Others worked in the nearby oil fields or for the Southern Pacific Railroad which ran through the town.

Just over a mile from the town, lies one of California's worst toxic sites ever. It is currently undergoing clean up, but the effort has been hampered by the presence of one of the state's largest populations of the endangered red-legged frog. Sources: Beach California - Casmalia and The Hitching Post Restaurant

Caspar

The small community of Caspar is situated along Highway 1 about halfway between Mendocino and Fort Bragg.

Castaic

Most California communities can trace their roots to Indian villages and sprawling Spanish Ranchos, and Castaic is no exception. Jerry Reynolds, a late Santa Clarita historian, once wrote that the name "Castaic" had been spelled various ways through the years but the area was originally called "Kashtuk", an Indian word meaning "eyes". Native Americans, specifically the Tataviam, along with Spanish explorers lived, worked and enjoyed the lush green rolling hills and streams in and around Castaic, hundreds of years before the area became the community that it is today. Most local historians, however, consider the official birth of Castaic to be around July of 1915 when the California Highway Commission completed a trail over the tops of the mountains from Castaic to Gorman, called the old Ridge Route.

Castaic has a current population of 12,500, with the majority of its residents being between the ages of 25-34.

Source: Castaic.org
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Castroville

Castroville, known as the "Artichoke Capital of the World", is located along California's central coast, near Monterey Bay.

Marilyn Monroe, then known as Norma Jean, got her start here as the first "Artichoke Queen" during the town's annual artichoke festival.
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Castro Valley

Castro Valley is located in the Bay Area of northern California. Nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by tree covered rolling hills, Castro Valley's 57,000 residents and visitors enjoy a rural atmosphere at the hub of California's cultural, economical and recreational heartland. Source: MyCastroValley.com
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Cathedral City

The Cahuilla Indians were the original inhabitants of Cathedral City. They lived throughout the Coachella Valley for more than two thousand years. In 1876 the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians established their reservation which encompasses approximately 28% of Cathedral City.

In 1850, Col. Henry Washington of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers discovered that the area's canyons resembled the interior of a grand cathedral. Recording history, he named this canyon of majestic architecture Cathedral Canyon.

Located in Southern California's desert, Cathedral City has a population of 45,000, with a majority of the population between 25 and 45 years old.

Source: Cathedral City
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Cayucos

Cayucos, like most California communities, has a colorful history. Prior to the white man's entry, it is speculated that Native Americans most likely had hunting parties and even situated seasonal camps along the Cayucos coast. The earliest documented historical beginnings of Cayucos trace back to thriving ranches which preceded any organized settlements, such as a village. Names of notable families like Tognazzini, Donati, Righetti, Muscio dotted the landscape. Around 1855, a teacher by the name of John Baines realized the potential of the area now defined as Cayucos. He was soon joined by George Stone; together they founded the community of Old Creek at the crossroads of commerce connecting Paso Robles with the coast.

Cayucos is located on California's Central Coast, halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Source: Cayucos Chamber of Commerce
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Cazadero

Cazadero is a small town located in Sonoma county's western redwood forest and is about 13 road miles northwest of Guerneville. Cazadero's town center is about seven airline miles east of the Pacific Ocean. The town was originally a hunting resort called "Ingrams" begun by Silas D. Ingram in 1869. When Silas successfuly negotiated a post office for his resort in 1881 it gained status as a town site.

George Simpson Montgomery, a wealthy business man from San Francisco, purchased the town in January 1888 and changed its name to "Cazadero" (Spanish for "The Hunting Place").

Source: History of Cazadero
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Cedarpines Park

Community near Lake Arrowhead, California.
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Cedarville

Originally called Deep Creek, Cedarville was a camping place for wagon trains settled about 1864. William Cressler and John Bonner were running a trading post by 1867. Cressler and Bonner built the first road over Cedar Pass, which connects Surprise Valley to Alturas and the rest of Modoc County. By 1880 Cedarville's population was 220 and was the largest town in the valley. Historic buildings still line Main Street, housing many of the community's businesses.

Source: Greater Surprise Valley Chamber of Commerce
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Ceres

Ceres, located in Stanislaus County just south of Modesto, had reached a population of almost 33,000 by 2000. The city lies on the opposite side of the Tuolumne River from Modesto, the county seat. Ceres is within commuting range of the San Francisco Bay Area but is served by media in Modesto and Sacramento.
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Cerritos

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Chalfant

Chalfant, California, ZIP 93514, is a small community located in Inyo County, approximately halfway between Bishop and Benton.

Chatsworth

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Cherry Valley

Cherry Valley is a Census Designated Place in the San Gorgonio Pass, in Riverside County.

Chester

Burwell Johnson and Oscar Martin chose the name of the town of "Chester" for the Post Office established at Bert Johnson's in 1894, a stage stop and dairy ranch. Burwell (Bert) had been born in Chester, Missouri and Oscar Martin in Chester, Vermont. Edith Martin quotes her father: "Let us keep the name for the town."

Today, residents and visitors alike enjoy boating, fishing, golf, horseback riding, sitting around a campfire, and exploring the wonders of Mount Lassen.

Source: Chester-Lake Almanor Chamber of Commerce
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Chicago Park

Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
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Chinese Camp

Chinese Camp received its name in 1854, when a post office was established at the Camp Washington mining site. The town was named after the large number of Chinese inhabitants that had arrived to prospect for gold.

Chino

Chino's rich agricultural history dates back to the Spanish land-grant forming Rancho Santa Ana del Chino. The area specialized in orchards and row crops and was once the number one dairy area in the United States. While the City's motto "Where Everything Grows" was originally focused on agriculture, today it applies to growth in families, businesses and the strong sense of community. --Source: City of Chino

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Chino, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories

  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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Chino Hills

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Chino Hills, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

The City of Chino Hills encompasses 46 square miles in the southwestern portion of San Bernardino County, and has a population of approximately 67,000 people.

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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Chowchilla

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Chowchilla, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Situated in Madera County, Chowchilla covers 4 square miles with 480 acres in the city zoned for light and heavy industry. Chowchilla's elevation is 237 feet.

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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Chualar

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to Chualar, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

The unincorporated community of Chualar, a term from the American Indian language meaning "pigweed", is located ten miles south of Salinas, Monterey County, off Highway 101, nestled between two mountain ranges, Gabilan and Santa Luc'a, and bordered by Chualar Canyon to the East. Source: Chualar School

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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Chula Vista

Chula Vista is a largely residential city located along Interstate 5 between San Diego and the Mexican border. It received it name (Spanish for "Beautiful View") when the town was founded in 1888. According to the 2000 census, its population is approximately 174,000.
This category is for websites specifically related to Chula Vista. (For websites related to a wider area, please see San Diego County.) Please submit to an appropriate subcategory, if one is available. Otherwise, submit here.

Citrus Heights

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Citrus Heights, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

In 1896, Daniel W. Carmichael, along with partners Curtis & Brand, organized a firm for the purpose of acquiring and developing Sacramento lands. In 190O, Mr. Carmichael bought out his partners in "The Carmichael Company" and in 1913 began developing a 4,000-acre tract into 10-acre parcels known as the "Carmichael Colony." About the same time that Daniel Carmichael was developing the area today known as Carmichael, Walter Trainor Sr. began to buy up and subdivide the extreme northeast portion of the San Juan Grant then known as the Sylvan District to which he gave the name "Citrus Heights." Source: City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights, population of approximately 90,000, lies slightly east of Sacramento, CA, and incorporated January 1, 1997.

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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City of Industry

Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
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Claremont

Claremont is located 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. It is a small community with about 35,000 people (2000 Census). The town is also located next to the San Bernadino/Los Angeles County border line.
This category is for websites specifically related to the city of Claremont.

For websites related to a wider area, see the Los Angeles County category.

We prefer that you submit your site to a specific subcategory for this city. Failure to submit to the most specific appropriate category can delay the consideration of your submission.

Before submitting a site to any category, be sure to read its category description.

Clarksburg

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Clearlake Oaks

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Clements

Clements, California is located in San Joaquin county. The postal ZIP code is 95227.

Clio

Clio is located in Plumas County, California, on Hwy 89 just south of Hwy 70.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
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Clovis

"Clovis is a way of life" is the town's motto. Rapidly changing from sleepy farm-town to suburbia, Clovis still manages to maintain a western theme. The biggest social event is the annual Clovis Rodeo in April. Clovis is sometimes considered a suburb of Fresno to its west, but in fact they are two distinctly different cities.
This category is for sites relating to and/or businesses physically located in the city of Clovis, California. This category has been broken down into many sub-categories. For fastest results, please submit your site to the most appropriate sub-category.

Coalinga

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to Coalinga, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Current (1999) population estimate is 15,255. Elevation is 676 feet above sea level. Coalinga is located in central California along Interstate 5, midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The area was originally a train re-fueling stop known as "Coaling Station A" which eventually was shortened to Coalinga.

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

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This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.

Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
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Coarsegold

Coarsegold lies on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, at elevations between 1200 and 2700 feet. The current population is somewhere between 5500 and 8000. Its lesser known history is as the southernmost settlement of California's gold rush towns.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
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Cohasset

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the Cohasset, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Cohasset is a small, wooded, ridge top community located about 15 miles northeast of Chico, California with elevations from 1900 to 3600 ft. and rugged canyons to the East and West. Average annual precipitation is about 59.66", mixed rain and snow.

The original name was North Point, but this was not acceptable when a post office was requested. On February 20, 1888 the name was changed to Cohasset and a post office established. The name comes from the Algonquin Indian language meaning "City of pines". Source: Chuck and Shirley White of Cohasset

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This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
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Coleville

Coleville, California, 96107, is a small community located just south of Topaz at the north end of Mono County.

Colfax

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Colma

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Colma, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Colma, located just south of San Francisco, has the dubious distinction of being known as the world's only incorporated city where the dead outnumber the living.

Topics of websites

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Geographic area of websites

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This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
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Coloma

Coloma is located along the South Fork of the American River, on Highway 49 in El Dorado County. This small town in the rural Sierra foothills was the site of the gold discovery in January, 1848, that triggered California's 1849 gold rush.

Today Coloma is known for Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park, educational programs about gold rush history and the foothills environment, and whitewater rafting and kayaking on the South Fork.

In 2000, Coloma established a sister city relationship with the Township of Clunes, Victoria, Australia, site of the first gold discovery in Victoria, which triggered a gold rush in that area.

Colton

Colton, ZIP code 92324, is located in southwestern San Bernardino county and has a population of about 50,000.
Web sites that are specific to Colton only should be submitted to one of the categories listed on this page.

Columbia

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to Columbia, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

The Gold Rush to Columbia, California began on March 27, 1850 by a small party of prospectors. News of the discovery spread and they were soon joined by a flood of miners. Unlike many settlements that have changed with the times, Columbia, the "Gem of the Southern Mines," seems to be frozen in the past. Today, Columbia is the best-preserved gold-rush town in all of California's Mother Lode. Source: Columbia Chamber of Commerce

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

Geographic area of websites

Most Regional sites are listed according to the physical location(s) of the site's subject. Others are listed according to the geographic focus of the site, such as directories, membership organizations, governmental bodies, service agencies, businesses located in multiple areas, and those few types of business listed by service area.

This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
Site Submission Basics for Regional Categories
  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
  2. The relationship of the website to the location must be clear. In most cases, it is preferable if this is shown by an address or local phone number.
  3. When you have located the correct geographic category, submit to an appropriate topical subcategory whenever possible. For best results, compare existing listings.
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Colusa

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Colusa, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Colusa, population 5,300:

At a particular bend in the river, Indians had made their home for hundreds, some say possibly thousands, of years. During the high water flood stage, occurring during and after the winter rains, this particular stretch of riverside stayed dry as the muddy waters swirled by the high bank. It also was a good place to trap steelhead trout for which the Indians used weirs (dam-like traps). Mistaken for salmon by the first white settlers in the area, the netted fish gave the area the name Salmon Bend. Later, the area was called "Colus" after the Indians that inhabited, which was then changed to Colusa. Source: Colusa Chamber of Commerce

Please note that although it lies within the city limits of San Diego, the community of La Jolla is maintained as a separate category. Sites related to La Jolla are found there, not here.

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This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
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  1. Before submitting a site, be sure to read the category description. Submitting a site to an inappropriate category can greatly delay its consideration.
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Commerce

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Comptche

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Compton

This category is for websites specifically related to the city of Compton.

For websites related to a wider area, please see the Business and Economy category for Los Angeles County.

Concord

This category is for theaters, art galeries and night clubs located in Concord, California.

Cool

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Copperopolis

Category Description

This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to Copperopolis, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

As the name implies, Copperopolis lies in the heart of California's mining country. A large feature of the area is Lake Tulloch, which has 55 miles of shoreline fed by the Stanislaus River through the New Melones Reservoir.

Copperopolis is also close to the historic mining town of Columbia, as well as only 75 miles from Yosemite National Park.

Topics of websites

At any one time, this category may not have listings for all the topics that would be appropriate for it. For details about the range of specific topics that are suitable, see the section about appropriate topics.

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This is a category for a specific locality. Websites pertinent to larger geographic areas such as counties, metro areas or states are listed in categories at these higher levels. See geographic category definitions.

Businesses or organizations with multiple physical locations are placed in the smallest geographic category needed to encompass all of their locations. See listings for multiple locations. A few types of sites are listed according to service area rather than physical location. See listing by service area.
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Corcoran

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Cornell

An unincorporated area of Los Angeles County in the Santa Monica Mountains between Malibu and Agoura Hills, bisected by Mulholland Highway and including Peter Strauss Ranch of the National Park Service.

Corning

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Corona

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Coronado

Coronado is a resort and residential community almost entirely surrounded by water. A narrow strip of land, the "Silver Strand," runs south from Coronado to connect it with the mainland at Imperial Beach, near the Mexican border. On the east of the Silver Strand lies San Diego Bay; to the west lies the Pacific Ocean. In addition, a bridge across San Diego Bay connects Coronado with San Diego.

Many residents are either active or retired Navy personnel, often associated with the adjacent North Island Naval Air Station. According to the 2000 census for the Coronado ZIP code, 92118, its population is 24,085.

This category is for websites specifically related to Coronado. (For websites related to a wider area, please see San Diego County.) Please submit to an appropriate subcategory, if one is available. Otherwise, submit here.

Corona del Mar

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Corte Madera

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This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of Corte Madera, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

Corte Madera is a small town of nearly 8,300 residents, located 12 miles north of San Francisco. Incorporated in 1916, the Town extends from San Francisco Bay on the east side of Highway 101 to Mt. Tamalpais on the west. It occupies an area of four square miles of land, plus surrounding water tidelands.

Source: City of Corte Madera

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Costa Mesa

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Cotati

A small town of about 7K people, home to a surprising number of cultural events. Meshed on its north with the city of Rohnert Park (pop 46K), and about 5 miles south of the city of Santa Rosa (pop 125K). A great base for wine country touring.
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Cottonwood

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This category is for websites about information and organizations related specifically to the city of San Diego, and may contain links to related geographic categories, as well as to topical sub-categories.

The Shasta county town of Cottonwood, just minutes south of Redding, is located along the Cottonwood Creek approximately four miles west of the Sacramento River. During the hot summer months, the low-lying valley with its indigenous cottonwoods, live oaks and "digger" pines, was sought out by the migratory people who lived here before the coming of the Europeans.

Source: Picturesque Cottonwood.

Please note that although it lies within the city limits of San Diego, the community of La Jolla is maintained as a separate category. Sites related to La Jolla are found there, not here.

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Coulterville

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Courtland

Courtland is a small riverside town located in the Sacramento River delta, about 25 miles southwest of the city of Sacramento. The area bosts many pear orchards and hosts the Pear Fair each July.

Covina

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Coyote

Coyote, ZIP code 95013, is located in Santa Clara County, between San Jose and Morgan Hill.

Crescent City

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Crestline

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Crows Landing

Crows Landing is located on the west side of Stanislaus County, between Patterson and Newman along highway 33. It is about a 60-mile drive from Modesto, the county seat.

Cudahy

Cudahy is a city of about 24,000 residents, incorporated in 1960.

Culver City

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Cupertino

The city of Cupertino, ZIP code 95014, is located in Santa Clara County. Its elevation is 236 feet. The population in 2000 was about 51,000, and in 2010 about 58,000. It is perhaps most well known as being the home of Apple Computers.
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Cypress

Cypress, ZIP code 90630, is located in western Orange county and has a population of about 48,000.

In the 1890s a school was built and many cypress trees were planted around it. The school was named Cypress.

The city of Cypress was originally known as Waterville and then Dairy City. It was incorporated in 1956 as Dairy City, but the next year it was renamed Cypress, after the school and trees.

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