Sacramento Valley

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geographical region valley

Sacramento Valley is the northern portion of California’s Central Valley, known for its extensive agriculture, river systems, and the state capital, Sacramento.

Aliases (7)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical region → valley →
borders	Coast Ranges → San Joaquin Valley → Sierra Nevada →
contains	American River → Bear River → City of Chico → City of Davis → City of Marysville → City of Redding → City of Sacramento → City of Woodland → City of Yuba City → Feather River → Sacramento River → Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta (southern end vicinity) → Yuba River → state capital Sacramento →
country	United States →
drainageBasinOf	Sacramento River system →
hasCharacteristic	cool wet winters → hot dry summers →
hasClimate	Mediterranean climate →
hasEconomicActivity	agriculture → food processing → government services → transportation →
hasEnvironmentalIssue	flood risk → habitat loss for wildlife → water management challenges →
hasLandUse	rural farmland → urban areas → wetlands →
hasMajorHighway	Interstate 5 → Interstate 80 → State Route 99 →
knownFor	extensive agriculture → irrigated farming → nut crops → orchards → rice production → tomato production →
locatedIn	California → Northern California →
namedAfter	Sacramento River →
partOf	Central Valley → Great Valley of California →

Referenced by (41)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
American River → Butte County → Miwok languages → New Helvetia → North Highlands → Placer County → Sacramento River → Sutter’s Fort → Yana language ("Sacramento River Valley") → Yolo County →	region
Colusa County, California, United States → Redding → Tehama-Colusa Canal → Woodland, California →	locatedIn
Fair Oaks, California → Solano County →	locatedInRegion
Central Valley ("Great Valley of California") → Chico →	partOf
Shasta Dam → Tehama-Colusa Canal ("western Sacramento Valley") →	regionServed
California Trail → Carson Trail →	terminus
Plains Miwok ("lower Sacramento Valley") → Plains Miwok ("Cosumnes River area") →	traditionalRegion
Vaca Mountains →	adjacentTo
San Joaquin Valley →	borders
Echo Summit →	connects
Central California →	contains
Applegate–Lassen Route →	endPoint
Sacramento River ("Sacramento Valley floodplain") →	hasFloodplain
Central Valley →	hasPart
Vaca Mountains →	hasViewOf
John Sutter →	locationOfFoundedEntity
forty-niners →	mainDestinationRegion
State Route 99 →	passesThroughRegion
John Sutter →	residence
Vaca Mountains →	separates
Central California →	subregionOf
Miwok people →	traditionalTerritory
Applegate–Lassen Route ("Sacramento Valley region") →	traverses
Central Valley Project →	waterDeliveredTo