Coarsegold

E46492

census-designated place unincorporated community

Coarsegold is a small unincorporated community in central California, known historically as a Gold Rush-era mining town and now as a gateway stop on the route to Yosemite National Park.

Statements (31)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	census-designated place → unincorporated community →
areaCode	559 →
climate	Mediterranean climate →
country	United States →
countySeatOfCounty	none →
elevation	approximately 2200 feet → approximately 670 meters →
governmentType	unincorporated community governance under Madera County →
hasFeature	Coarsegold Creek → Coarsegold Historic Village →
hasNearbyAttraction	Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino →
hasNearbyProtectedArea	Sierra National Forest →
historicalEconomicActivity	gold mining →
historicalRole	Gold Rush-era mining town →
isGatewayTo	Yosemite National Park →
locatedIn	California → Madera County →
locatedInMetropolitanArea	Fresno metropolitan area →
locatedInRegion	Central California → Sierra Nevada foothills →
locatedNorthOf	Fresno →
locatedOnHighway	California State Route 41 →
locatedSouthOf	Oakhurst →
namedFor	coarse gold found in the area →
postalCode	93614 →
primaryEconomicActivity	services for Yosemite-bound travelers → tourism →
regionCode	US-CA →
timezone	Pacific Time Zone →
timezoneDST	Pacific Daylight Time →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Madera County →	contains
State Route 41 (California) →	passesThrough