Calaveras County At A Glance
Size 1,080 Square Miles.; 645, 210 Acres
Population 38,000
Geography Extremely varied; from near sea level in the western part of the county to over 8,000 feet in the east. Topography varies from flat valleys and rolling hills in the west to steep Sierra mountains and canyons in the east.
Climate Varies with topography; average yearly lows are in the 30's at lower elevations and 20's in the higher elevations. Average yearly highs are in the 90's in the lower elevations and the 70's and 80's in the higher elevations. Precipitation varies from 20 to 60 inches per year, Much of it is in the form of snow in the upper regions.
Activities
Calaveras County is best known from Mark Twain's famous story "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County". It's also home to many world-class activities and sights including Bear Valley Mountain Resort, Stanislaus River Rafting, Sierra Nevada Fishing and Boating, Big Trees State Park, Columbia State Park, Stanistaus National Forest, some of the best Panning for Gold in California, and numerous California Vineyards and Breweries. It's such a great place, you might decide you want to live here. If so, there are plenty of Calaveras County Real Estate professionals who can help you find your dream home.
Miles From Angels Camp
Bakersfield...218
Fresno...114
Lake Tahoe (South)...135
Los Angeles...354
Modesto...51
Monterey...210
Oakland...122
Sacramento...75
San Diego...450
San Francisco...133
San Jose...140
Stockton...52
Yosemite...93
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