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California (CA, also known as the Golden State) has been a state on the west coast of the United States since September 9, 1850 United States. The state has something for everyone: Southern California has popular attractions like Disneyland, Hollywood and the beaches of the television series Baywatch, while the north is more the land of the Golden Gate bridge, the hills of San Francisco and the vineyards of Napa Valley. Further away from the big cities are very large national parks, fantastic skiing and the northern forests. The lowest point in the United States is in California, in the Death Valley; 86 meters below sea level.
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California's landscape is incredibly varied, from the forested northern coastal regions to the rugged mountains to the harsh southern desert. Wedged in the middle of the state is the fertile Central Valley, where a lot of farming is done.
| Southern California Be here Los Angeles, San Diego, Disneyland, and miles of famous beaches. |
| Desert Palms, blazing sun and typical resorts. |
| Central Coast An isolated strip of land that has cool mountains and rugged coastline. |
| San Joaquin Valley Bread Basket of California and supplies a large percentage of America's fruits and vegetables. |
| Sacramento Valley Here is the state capital. |
| Sierra Nevada (California) California's Alpine and Ski Area, Including Yosemite National Park and Lake Tahoe. |
| Gold Country Historic promontory of the Sierras. |
| Bay Area (California) Here is San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose/Silicon Valley. |
| North Coast Here are the world's largest trees, the Sequoias, as well as a rugged coastline and remote nature adventures. |
| Shasta Cascade Hills and mountains in the northeast corner of the state are off the beaten track for most visitors. |
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California is the US state with the most inhabitants.
History
The state grew because of the gold rush of 1849. People from other regions traveled to California for this.
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With the bus
- Jass, ☎ 1 408 209-0304. Provides services from San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Clara, Oakland and other areas of the state with various itineraries. Prices vary from place to place.
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