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Grass Valley - Nevada County - California (PH 9-17)(Not Dated) (28 pages)

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Table of Contents Table of Contents I Here is Grass Valley I Map of Grass Valley 2 The Grass Valley Area—A Place to Play—A Place to Live 2 Nevada County 3-20 Map of Nevada County 4 Historic Mines 5 Grass Valley Homes 6 The Chamber of Commerce Welcomes You to Grass Valley—A Great Second Home Area ......-.-.--------7 Churches 9 Public Protection 9 Schools 10 Medical Care 1 Year Round Recreation 12 Four Seasons for Play 13 Shopping 15 Utilities—N.1.D. Leads California in Power Sources -...... 17 Grass Valley Welcomes New Industry 17 Grass Valley—California's Outstanding Retirement Area.. 19 Facts & Statistics 21 22-23 History of the Grass Valley Area Created and Produced by d’Carlin Publishing David C. Lindsey, Editor & Publisher 340 College View Drive Rohnert Park, California Here is Grass Valley The Grass Valley area is invitingly situated in Nevada County in the 2,400-foot elevation of the green and golden, pine-covered foothills of the Sierra Nevada region. It lies at the juncture of Highway 20 and 49, the greatly traveled north-south Golden Chain Route that links the colorfully historic sites of internationally famous Mother Lode and Northern Mine Country of Cali-fornia. Grass Valley is 158-miles north east of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area; 58-miles east of Sacramento, the State Capitol; 93-miles west of Reno, Nevada; 35-miles east of Marysville; 440-miles north of Los Angeles and 24-miles north of Auburn. The Grass Valley area is easily reached from East-West points over swift, smooth four-lane expressway Interstate 80 (U.S. 40) connecting with n/s Highway 49 at Auburn. North-South Highway 99-E connects with scenic Highway 20 at Marysville and, coming from the Reno, Nevada, area, near Yuba Gap, off Interstate Highway 80.