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

Mountain

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

museums

historic downtown

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
RV Park @ Black Oak Casino
River Ranch Campground

description:
Gold Country foothills of the Sierra, this mining camp 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
209-694-4008
http://www.sonorachamber.com/

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

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