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In 1808, Spanish Army Lieutenant Gabriel Moraga ventured in to the
central
valley from the coastal mission at San Jose to find more potential sites for new
Spanish Missions. According to written history, Moraga was the first non-native
explorer to enter what is now the San Joaquin Valley.
During his trek, he named a small creek after Saint Joachim, who was the
father of Mary, the Virgin mother of Jesus Christ. " Saint Joachim"
translates, in Spanish, to "San Joaquin". It was later discovered that the
creek fed in to a larger river, which then took on the same name. Thus, the
San Joaquin River was named.
Being the major tributary through the valley, the name of the river soon
propagated to the entire central Valley, becoming known as the San Joaquin
Valley.
In 1850, California named the county that bordered the river as "San Joaquin
County".
Thus, the name came from a Spanish Explorer, who named a small creek after
Saint Joachim, the father of Mary.
San Joaquin County, whose seat is Stockton, is the northern most county in
the Valley that bears its name. With the Sacramento Valley, the two form the
Great Valley, which is one-tenth the land mass of California. French fur
trappers worked the rich land of the San Joaquin Valley for nearly 20 years
before the first American immigrants crossed the Sierras in 1841.
Each of the county's cities and towns had beginnings that included a segment
of settlers from far corners of the world. Lodi, for example, was settled by
German emigrants, and Ripon became home to many pioneers from Holland. At
one time, Stockton housed the largest population of Chinese in California.
San Joaquin County continues to reflect a global likeness, not only by its
diverse population. but also by its many commercial and agricultural
ventures and its ability to market items to anywhere in the world.
San Joaquin county is probably most famous for its prime agricultural land, its diverse topography and its climate. Agriculture and related businesses are regarded the greatest assets in the county's economy. Cattle ranches were the first industry in the Valley, and fields of grain and alfalfa were planted to support the livestock. Dairy farms followed.
San Joaquin County boasts an inland seaport in Stockton and more than a thousand miles of recreational
waterways along the Delta. During the last three decades of the 19th century, the county became the bread basket of the world. River boats carried grain and other goods from the Stockton waterfront to San Francisco and points beyond. And during the 1920s, the Stockton Channel was widened and dredged deep enough to allow ocean-going vessels to sail into the Port of Stockton.
Area: 1399 Sq. Miles
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 In addition to the various things to do in San Joaquin, the county acts as a hub to even more fun and attractions. From skiing the sierras to a scenic drive along the coast, San Joaquin is your gateway to the best of Northern
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Cemeteries:
 San Joaquin Cemeteries
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 Living Here, Working Here, Government, Visiting, Doing Business, Emergency, San Joaquin County has a well-balanced,
diversified economy with a wide range of employment and housing opportunities. Expansion is projected in the retail,
service, office and manufacturing sectors of the economy. It is the County's goal to provide a well-balanced,
diversified economy with employment opportunities for all economic segments of the County. San Joaquin County is
aggressively pro-business and is committed to growth while maintaining a desirable business and living environment
while preserving natural resources.
San Joaquin Community Map
San Joaquin County Preliminary Flood Maps
San Joaquin Quick Facts
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 The Delta is an endless network of rivers, tributaries, and channels that offer an incredible boating experience. Originally
used by miners and settlers during the 1848 Gold Rush, the Delta is still as beautiful and mysterious as ever. You can cruise
for days, exploring islands, fishing, swimming or sunning.
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Communities
The list of communities may contain towns, cities, villages, boroughs, neighborhoods, townships, ghost towns and other populated places.
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Acampo:
 Acampo
Real Estate
Post office:
Acampo Post Office Zip Code: 95220 Location:
17 miles North of Stockton - Acampo is a small community just outside of Stockton, California. The community of
Acampo is located 1 .5 miles north of Lodi, immediately west of the Southern Pacific Railroad (SPRR) at Acampo Road.
The town was initially established as New Uberty in I 868 as a Central Pacific Railroad stop. In 1 872, the town was
renamed Acampo, the Spanish word for grazing land. Acampo History
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Liberty  was established in 1852 by C.C. Fugitt. First know as Davis Crossing, then
Fugitts, the town finally became known as Liberty in 1859. Liberty was an important
stage route between Stockton and Sacramento. In 1869,during the peak of development,
Liberty had three merchandise stores, two blacksmith shops, a shoemaker, a dentist, a
wagon maker, a livery stable and C.C. Fugitts Hotel.
Liberty History
Liberty Fire District
24124 N. Bruella Road
Acampo, CA 95220
Phone: (209) 339-1329
Fax: (209) 368-3320
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Banta:
 Banta California Real Estate
Zip code: 95376 The community was named for Henry Banta, settler. Banta is a small unincorporated town in
San Joaquin County, California. Historically, it was a major interchange point between the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific railroads. Banta History
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 Carnegie
 A town that was located in Corral Hollow, in San Joaquin County, California from 1902 to about 1915.
It was discovered that the San Francisco & San Joaquin Coal Company's Tesla coal mines in Corral Hollow contained a rich deposit of clay. Fueled by California's rapid population growth and the subsequent demand for building materials mine owners James and John Treadwell of the Treadwell gold mine formed the Carnegie Brick and Pottery Company in 1902. The Treadwells named the company after philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. In 1904 the plant to make brick and architectural terra cotta was built near the Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad line, four miles east of Tesla. A town was in place with over 300 inhabitants (mainly Italian artisans) and the town's brick factory was producing upwards of 100,000 bricks per day. In 1904, the Pottery sewer pipe plant was built between Carnegie and Tesla.
In 1911 a flood destroyed bridges, roads, and buildings which the company could not afford to rebuild. The towns of Carnegie and Tesla were abandoned. The rail line from Carbona was abandoned by the Western Pacific Railroad in January 1916. In 1916 the company was sold to Gladding, McBean of Lincoln, California. The new owners, in an effort to reduce competition, sold off the factory's equipment and destroyed what remained of the town's buildings. On May 27, 1917 the tall smokestacks at the plant were dynamited.
Today only the foundation of the brick works can be seen within the Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area. Materials from Carnegie Brick and Pottery were used to build the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Oakland Hotel, and the Carnegie libraries in Livermore and Lodi, California.
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China Flat - Ghost Town
 In 1963, the Camanche dam was built on the
Mokelumne river drowning Camanche,
Lanhca Plana, and China Flat. Historical landmark plaque no. 254 was formerly located at the now submerged townsite of Camanch
China Flat
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Clements:
 Clements, Post office:
Clements Post Office Zip Code: 95227
The most northeasterly town in the county, was founded by Thomas Clements, the biggest hearted and most generous
man in that section of the country. The present site of Clements and adjoining bottom lands were purchased by him
in 1871 from David S. Terry, and in 1872 Clements located on his ranch. Terry obtained this particular piece of
property in 1850, the bottom lands along the river being some of the richest soil in the county. Home of the famous
"Clements Stampede," the area also boasts a large agricultural base, horse and cattle farms, and a growing
industry of grapes Clements, Lockeford History
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Collegeville
 Another of the bygone villages is Collegeville. It was so named after the
college erected there in 1866 at a cost of $8,000. The building was destroyed by
fire and never resurrected.
Collegeville History Zip Code: 95215
Location:
5 miles East of Stockton
Collegeville Fire District
13225 E. Mariposa Road
Stockton, CA 95205
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Collierville
A rural community at the northern edge of San Joaquin County. Dry Creek,
which forms the southern border of Sacramento County, is a mile north of
community's northern boundary. The community occupies more than a square
mile along State Route 99, primarily in the vicinity of Collier Road.
Collierville California History Zip Code 95220 Location:
17 miles North of Stockton
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Comanchie
 Camanche (originally, called Limerick; also, Clay's Bar) is a former settlement in Calaveras County. It lay at an elevation of 220 feet (67 m). Once called Limerick, the town became Camanche (after Camanche, Iowa) in 1849. Gold mining at nearby Cat Camp, Poverty Bar, and Sand Hill brought its population to a peak of 1,500. Mokelumne River water was brought in by Lancha Plana and Poverty Bar Ditch. A fire on June 21, 1873, destroyed Camanche's large Chinatown. Buhach, an insect powder made from a plant, was manufactured on the nearby Hill Ranch.
Camanche is now inundated by Camanche Reservoir. The settlement is registered as California Historical Landmark #254.
A post office was opened in Clay's Bar in 1861 and renamed Camanche in 1864 before closing in 1886; it was re-established in 1887 and closed for good in 1962.
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Coopers Corner
 Coopers Corner History Zip Code:
The community of Coopers Corner is locked at the intersection of Acampo Road and the State Route 99 East Frontage
Road, 1 .5 miles north of the City of Lodi.
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Corral Hollow
 Corral Hollow, formed by Corral Hollow Creek, is a canyon with part in Alameda County and parts in San Joaquin County, 6.5 miles southwest of Tracy, California. Corral Hollow Creek, formerly El Arroyo de los Buenos Ayres (The Creek of the Good Winds), from its source 1.9 miles north of Mount Boardman, flows north 1.89 miles where it turns to flow west-northwest 8.5 miles then turns abruptly east in the vicinity of Tesla to flow 5 miles east where it turns again in a northeasterly direction for 6 miles to the Delta-Mendota Canal in the San Joaquin Valley.
California Historical Landmark #755, indicates the site of the home of its first settler, Edward B. Carrell, which was built here at the former site of an Indian village. The men and animals received food and drink at Wright's Zink House, five hundred yards north of the landmark site. California Landmark #755, (now missing), was located 1.5 miles west of I-580 on County Hwy J2, Corral Hollow Road. (Coordinates on this page mark that site.)
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Elliott - Ghost Town
 The first settlement at Elliott was made in 1846. A post office called Elliott was established in 1863, and remained in operation until 1901.
Formerly known as Hawks' Corners, is in the northwest corner of Elliott
Township..
Elliott History
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Escalon:
 City of Escalon Community Information
Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
25 miles southeast of Stockton, Escalon means "Stepping Stone" in Spanish. 'The Land of Peaches and Cream. A
quaint town, first settled in 1852 became a railroad town in 1896 with the arrival of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe that's
a stepping stone for tourists on their way to Yosemite National Park and the Gold Country. The Park Fete Festival attracts
thousands of visitors Escalon California History
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Farmington
 Farmington Real Estate Post Office:
Farmington Post Office Zip Code: 95230 Location:
17 miles East of Stockton City Facts:
City Data Farmington is a little settlement well named in
1859 by a man named Wm. Stamper, as it is located in the center of a
vast farming district. As early as 1848 two men named David Wells and
George Thayer immigrated here from Oregon and erecting a tule house took
up 320 acres of land near the present site of Farmington. The place was
known as the Oregon ranch.
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 French Camp Ca MLS Real Estate Listings City Facts:
City Data Post office:
French Camp Post office Zip Code: 95231
French Trappers came here in 1832 and started the community. It was named for Michael la Frambois, one of the first
settlers with the Hudson Bay Company as a trapper. French Camp is first city settled west of the Mississippi. It was
settled by the French with its original name being Tuleberg Historic Fort: Camp McDougall(Camp Gilmore)
Established in 1861 to accommodate an infantry regiment, it was located at French Camp Slough about three miles
south of Stockton in San Joaquin County. The California Volunteers during the Civil War were very active
recruiting and training. Their post near Stockton was composed of tents for the rank and file, hospital, and
kitchen. The campsite was reoccupied in 1863 and called Camp Gilmore. French Camp
History Old French Camp Market Photo
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Glenwood
Glenwood encompasses about 126 acres around the intersection old
Alpine Road and 8 Mile Road. Route 26
about 3 miles east of Route 99. A total of 400 people reside in
this community. Glenwood is
characterized by large lot homesites, orchards, and an elementary
school.
Glenwood History Glenwood School
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Holt
Holt is an unincorporated community in San Joaquin County, California, United States. Holt is located along an Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad line 7.5 miles west of downtown Stockton. Holt has a post office with ZIP code 95234, which was established in 1902. The community was named after the Holt brothers, the founders of the Holt Manufacturing Company
Holt: Zip Code: 95234 The town of Holt (it has a
Post Office and a mobile home) and a saloon,
Holt-Union Elementary School District
Chuck Holland, Superintendent
1545 S. Holt Road
Stockton, CA 95206-9618
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Lathrop:
 City of Lathrop Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
The City of Lathrop is located in Northern San Joaquin Valley at the intersection of I-5 and 120 Freeways. Lathrop is
centrally located within a 30-minute commute of Tracy, Manteca, Stockton, Lodi, Modesto, Livermore and Pleasanton.
Lathrop History
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Liberty - Ghost Town
Liberty was established in 1852 by C.C. Fugitt. First know as Davis Crossing, then
Fugitts, the town finally became known as Liberty in 1859. Liberty
was an important stage route between Stockton and Sacramento. In 1869,during
the peak of development, Liberty
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Linden:
 Community of Linden Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
Visitors can find deliciously fresh produce including cherries, walnuts, apples, peas, peaches, chestnuts, tomatoes, beans,
onions and squash. Linden's Annual Cherry Festival is an area highlight Linden History |
Lockeford:
 Cities of Lockeford and Clements Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
The Clements and Lockeford area is a warm and friendly combination of old and new neighborhoods, farms and ranches
in a pleasant country setting. Delta breezes cool the summer nights while the crickets sing you to sleep. Snow
capped Sierras can be seen in the distance above vineyards and orchards which surround our area Clements,
Lockeford History
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Lodi:
 City of Lodi Community Information Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
The City of Lodi, California was incorporated as a General Law city on December 6, 1906. The City is located in the
San Joaquin Valley between Stockton, 6 miles to the south, and Sacramento, 35 miles to the north, and adjacent to U.S. Highway
99. The City is located on the main line of the Southern Pacific Railroad and is within five miles of Interstate 5.
Lodi History
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Manteca:
 City of Manteca Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
Manteca is a friendly city located at the crossroads of major highways in Northern California.
A great location - an hour from the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento, two hours from Fresno, three hours from Reno, and five hours from the Los Angeles basin
Manteca History
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Mokelumne City- Ghost Town Probably not one pioneer out of one
hundred ever heard of Mokelumne City, and but few persons today
could tell its location and yet when it was founded, near the
junction of the Consumnes and Mokelumne Rivers, its prospects were
bright as the second largest town in the county, for it had deep water
communication with San Francisco all the year round, an advantage not
possessed by any other town in the county except Stockton. Parties began
moving there in 1850. I Mokelumne
City History
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Mountain House
 Mountain House Community Information - Includes MLS Real Estate Listings.
Mountain House was established officially by the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors (SJCBoS) on November 10 1994. The goal was to create a carefully planned new town for San Joaquin County residents that was close to Interstate 205. Its master developer, Trimark Communities. LLC, worked closely with the county to create a plan that would, at its completion in 2015, provide for a fully functional and integrated city. |
New Jerusalem New Jerusalem was located approximately seven miles southeast of
central Tracy. The existing 142-acre
rural community is located on the northeast side of State Route 33,
generally north of Durham Ferry Road
and west of Koster Road, approximately ? mile east of the Route
33 and lnterstate 5 Interchange.
New Jerusalem
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Peters
Located at the intersection of Fine and Copperopolis Roads, 12 miles east of
Stockton. The town was surveyed in 1871 and subsequently became one of five
stops on the Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad.
Peters History Zip Code: 95236
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Ripon:
 City of Ripon Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
Ripon is a caring community where people enjoy getting involved with projects that improve the quality of life for
everyone. To help you feel at home, Ripon has a small town atmosphere that is restful and friendly, but also close
enough to cities like Sacramento and San Francisco to enjoy on a day trip. If it is the out-of-doors your looking
for, it is only a two-hour drive to Yosemite National Park Ripon History
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San Joaquin City: Ghost Town NO. 777
 SITE OF SAN JOAQUIN CITY This river town was established in 1849.
Pioneers and freight wagons following post roads to the southern mines crossed the river nearby at Durham's Ferry,
and as a terminal for riverboats, the town played an important part in development of west side grain farming and
cattle raising
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Stockton:
 City of Stockton Community Information
- Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
The City of Stockton is one of California's fastest growing communities. Stockton is currently the 13th largest
city in California with a dynamic, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural population of over 260,000. It is situated along
the San Joaquin Delta waterway which connects to the San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers.
Stockton is located 60 miles east of the San Francisco Bay Area, 83 miles east of San Francisco, and 45 miles south
of Sacramento, the capital of California. Stockton also has retail and entertainment centers at the gateways of the
city. The 16-screen City Centre Cinemas was completed in December 2003.
Stockton Quick Facts Population, Education, Housing Units, Ownership
Rate, Households, Median Income, Land Area History Timeline History
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 Map Zip Code: 95240
Located at the juncture of Hwy 12, the Mokelumne River's South Fork, and Little Potato Slough, exists only as a
memory these days, although there is considerable evidence of its vibrant past. It virtually was a ghost town in the
1969 when Tower Park Marina was established in the old Western Pacific waterside produce packing sheds that line
Little Potato Slough. From here, Delta produce was shipped by rail to all over the nation. Workers lived in a
"boxcar" village where Tower Park's 400-site RV park is located today. Between the marina and the
neighboring Tower Park Village, on a warm summer weekend, doubtlessly more people reside here than there ever did
during Terminous' heyday. Two ferries were located at this site, one to Staten Island and the other to
Bouldin Island, the latter one being replaced by a swing bridge in 1936. Marine repair, groceries, marine canvas,
new and used boat sales, dining, and much more can be found these days in the Terminous area. Tower Park stages its
annual DeltaFest, usually the second weekend in May. (The Terminous post office was closed years ago and this
area now uses a Lodi address.)
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Thornton:
 Mokelumne City was located three miles north of the present city of
Thornton on the road to Franklin. In 1850, just after the Benson Ferry river
crossing was established, Mokelumne City was surveyed along the river's
edge, and lots were sold. The building of the Lower Sacramento Road in 1853,
through Woodbridge, connected Stockton to Sacramento and helped the area
grow. Mokelumne City was laid out at the junction of the Cosumnes and
Mokelumne Rivers. The Snap brothers opened a general store, and the town
provided supplies to the miners in the Mother Lode. The river was its
lifeline. Light steamers could navigate the river ten miles above the point
where the Mokelumne merged with the San Joaquin River.
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Taison: The town site is located south of Thornton, near Peltier
Road. Nothing remains of Taison but the ship canal. Taison History
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Tracy:
 City of Tracy Community Information -
Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
Tracy is a growing community of around 74,000 in the beautiful Central San Joaquin Valley. Just 60 miles east of San
Francisco, Tracy provides easy access to points North, South and East via I-580. Tracy is a thriving industrial,
commercial, and residential community based on well-planned growth and progress. The quality of life is demonstrated
in Tracy's "small town" yet bustling atmosphere, numerous beautiful parks and open spaces, attractive
landscaping and arterial streets throughout the City, a low crime rate, quality schools and
affordable housing.
Tracy History |
Vernalis: Located On Highway 33 at the Junction of Highway 132
about 14 miles west of Modesto. There are a few residents, Vernalis Grocery. Train Station Vernalis History
Post Office:
Vernalis Post Office Zip Code: 95385
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Victor:  Victor
Real Estate. Post office:
Victor Post Office Zip Code: 95253
Victor is a small community located on State Route 1 2 at Bmella Road, immediately east of Lodi and approximately 3
miles west of Lockeford. The surrounding vineyards and the Southern Pacific Railroad (SPRR), which runs east-west
through the community, helped establish Victor as an important fruit packing and shipping center. Much of the
residential development of the community took place between 1910 and 1920, and again after World War II. Victor
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Waterloo:  The 2010 United States census reported Waterloo's population was 572.
Zip Code 95201
Location:
17 miles East of Stockton
Waterloo School
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Woodbridge
 Includes MLS Real Estate Listings
Woodbridge is located just north of Lodi. It is hard to tell where Lodi Ends and Woodbridge Begins. Woodbridge, was
known as Mokelumne Station and established in 1869. How Woodbridge got its name is a mystery. It has been said it
was named after a popular racehorse.
In the early 1900's Tokay grapes were introduced into the area, and the town was able to grow and prosper. In
1907 the first Tokay Carnival was held to promote this particular grape. The Woodbridge Arch was built to
commemorate this first event, the Arch still stands today. Woodbridge is about a 2-hour drive to San Francisco,
and about a 45-minute drive to Sacramento. The population of Woodbridge is around 59,926 and covers approximately
12 square miles. Woodbridge History
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County Seat: Stockton
Elected Officials:
San Joaquin County
Employers: Although historically an agriculturally based economy, Stockton has begun to diversify into all sectors of industry and business. In fact, there are close to 15,000 businesses licensed with the City of Stockton. Click here to see the Major public and private sector employers in Stockton.
Events: San Joaquin Events Calendar
Founded: San Joaquin County founded in 1850
Health Care: Emergency medical
Services Click here to see the Major public and private fire departments, hospitals and other health care services in the San Joaquin communities.
History: 1895 San Joaquin County Map
1914 San
Joaquin County Map
National Registry of Historic Places
Lincoln Highway Through San Joaquin County
Lincoln Highway Two
San Joaquin County Historic Places
Hotels, Motels, Inns: Looking for a hotel, bed & breakfast, cabin or hostel in Stockton
or other San Joaquin Community? These listings will help you find a place to stay.
Location: How Far to Stockton It's easy to visit the Central Valley! The Central Valley is easily accessible through a wealth of traveling options; travel to and throughout the Central Valley by car, plane or enjoy a scenic train ride through lush grasslands, farms, and countryside.
Map: Google Map
Military Depot: Sharps
Depot Tracy
Defense Depot Rough & Ready Island
Native Americans:
News: Community News - Stockton is covered by 13 Television Stations, 21 FM radio stations, 15 AM radio stations, 1
major newspaper and a number of community newspapers
Night Spots: People who need people who need people need places to meet said people, so here's a list of local hot spots. Get your groove on and tell em' you found them on Wright Realtors web site!
Radio & TV: Strongest Radio Stations In San Joaquin County
Recreation
Stockton recreation is undergoing a tremendous expansion and is aggressively revitalizing its downtown recreation.
Projects in the downtown area along the waterfront include an indoor arena, baseball stadium, hotel.
Golfing: Stockton and San Joaquin County s also home to many beautiful private and public golf courses including Brookside Country Club, Home of the Candian Tour Northern California Classic, The
Reserve at Spanos Park, Stockton Golf and Country Club, and the City of Stockton Public courses,
Swenson, Van Buskirk, and Lyons.
Professional Sports: Stockton is home to the Stockton Ports Professional Baseball, the Stockton Thunder Professional Hockey, the California Cougars Professional Indoor Soccer, and the Stockton Lightning Professional Arena 2 Football Teams
Ski Resorts: Our Guide to Northern California ski connection, your interactive guide to skiing in Northern California and Nevada.
Relocating: Relocating can feel like an imminent auto accident but it doesn't have to be that way. Whether moving your family is a treat or a torture depends a lot on your approach. The secret to avoiding stress is remaining positive, believing that moving is primarily a time of discovery, not regrets
Restaurants: Stockton and San Joaquin County are home to hundreds of restaurants. Whether it's fine cuisine or casual dining, it won't take you long to find your favorite spot. Click for the restaurant list
Schools San Joaquin County is home to 15 school districts housing more than 200 school sites. Great strides have been made by school officials in recent years to make sure the information needed by parents to ensure their student is enrolled at the right school is easily available.
Shopping: Looking for shopping malls, shopping strips, unique stores in Stockton
or other San Joaquin Community? These listings will help you find Stockton Shopping
Transportation: Whether it is by land, sea, or air, the phrase "You can get anywhere from here" applies well to Stockton. A City of Stockton location provides easy access to all major markets. Interstate 5, State Highway 99, the Stockton Metropolitan Airport, and the Port of Stockton provide direct links to worldwide markets.
No matter what mode of transportation is used, Stockton is strategically positioned for quick and cost effective distribution to major West Coast markets, to the North American Hemisphere, and to the world.
 Wineries: The
Central Valley, California's agricultural heartland, is actually 2 valleys that
stretch almost 500 miles down the center of the state. The Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley are bordered on the east
by the Sierra Nevada Mountains and by the Coast Range to the west. The total acreage under wine grape cultivation in the
Central Valley dwarfs all other California regions.
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