California highways; a descriptive record of road development by the state and by such counties as have paved highways . 0 to 300,000 tons annually, all of which has to bemoved over the highways longer or shorter distances to eitherrail or water transportation. Alfalfa is grown on nearly8,000 acres, producing an aggregate of about 60,000 tons. With the exception of Yuba City, the county seat, thereare no other municipalities in the county, and the populationand farm residences are fairly distributed along existinghighways, except in the areas subject to overflow, the orchardsection in general
California highways; a descriptive record of road development by the state and by such counties as have paved highways . 0 to 300,000 tons annually, all of which has to bemoved over the highways longer or shorter distances to eitherrail or water transportation. Alfalfa is grown on nearly8,000 acres, producing an aggregate of about 60,000 tons. With the exception of Yuba City, the county seat, thereare no other municipalities in the county, and the populationand farm residences are fairly distributed along existinghighways, except in the areas subject to overflow, the orchardsection in general being in small holdings occupied by theowners. The road traffic, while light during many months, isexceedingly heavy during the harvest season. There are anumber of smaller towns which are to some extent the tradingcenters of surrounding areas. The principal of these are Live [271 ] [272] The roads shown in broken lines are thosewhich are to be built by direct tax under a pledgemade when bonds were voted. To get more roadmoney it is planned to raise the assessed valueof the County so another bond issue can% TO CHI CO V/A STATE HIGHWAY #df Jl|M\\ «< ^ i 1 :^ V ^ < 41Ki f nr ^ \T£#PA\ Jt^v^ /^? ^Sm^^^^M 1 lir *&%/] /s * S ?V6A*. C/rr fWLv°v o ( t/s/eot/Vsc/\ C\ / // J ffh vk. K 1 * J fig S 1? i i (IE \ T\ 1 J) ? ? \ \ B ^\ \ T \ V <c\\ 5 1 ^Sk/f/WM vSs\ t f t1 c^y \ J rk SACPAMENTO , [273] The most highly developed area of SutterCounty lies along the Feather River, hence mostoj the road plan voted under the bond issue is inthis section of the county. From Riego south is only a few miles to aSacramento County highway, while a proposedextension south from Verona, on the Sacra-mento river will supply another route to Sacra-mento, part of which, in Sacramento County,has already been paved by the Natomas Com-pany of California. California Highways Oak, Meridian, Nicolaus, and Sutter City. There is
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