Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands by Charles Nordhoff
page 129 of 346 (37%)
page 129 of 346 (37%)
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: ITS AGRICULTURAL VALLEYS, DAIRIES, FORESTS, FRUIT-FARMS, ETC. [Illustration: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.] [Illustration: A CALIFORNIA VINEYARD.] CHAPTER I. THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY: A GENERAL VIEW, WITH HINTS TO TOURISTS AND SPORTSMEN. The State of California extends over somewhat more than ten degrees of latitude. If it lay along the Atlantic as it lies along the Pacific coast, its boundaries would include the whole shore-line from Cape Cod to Hilton Head, and its limits would take in the greater portion of ten of the original States. It contains two great mountain ranges--the Sierra Nevada and the Coast Range. These, running parallel through the State, approach each other so |
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