town.tuolumne

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Welcome to the town that had 3 names: Summersville, Carters & Tuolumne. Carters post office in Summersville burned in 1905. When the Sierra Railway completed its line into Depot Plaza in 1900, the railroad station was called "Tuolumne". A new post office was established with the name of Tuolumne & the community was officially named "Tuolumne" in 1909

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elevation: 2577'

population: 1,865

zip code: 95379

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terrain:
suburban foothills of the Sierra Nevada

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location:
Tuolumne County
E of Sonora
off Hwy 108 & Hwy 49

recreation:

backpacking

biking

camping

fishing

hiking

horseback riding

mountain biking

river rafting

kayaking

parks, forests, rivers & lakes:

Tuolumne City Memorial Museum

Stanisalus National Forest

tuolumne campgrounds

Pinecrest Lake Camping
Pioneer Trails Group Campground
Calaveras Big Trees State Park Camp
RV Park at Black Oak Casino
River Ranch Campground

description:
In the foothills of the Sierra, this Gold Country town is rich in history. Old historic cabins, museums, trains, railways, abandon mines.

nearby towns:
Soulsbyville
Twain Harte
Sonora
Jamestown
Groveland
Mi Wuk Village

local links:

Sonora Chamber of Commerce
39 North Washington St, Sonora, CA 95370
209-588-9625
http://www.sonorachamber.com

Black Oak Casino Resort
Cover's Apple Ranch
Revive Coffee
Silver Spur Christian Camp

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