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Bodega Real Estate California - Land and Homes For Sale
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SONOMA
COUNTY COAST
BODEGA, California
- Elevation 135 feet (msl +/-)
- Land Area: (not available)
- Population: (not available)
- Latitude: 38.3333
- Longitude: -122.9667
- Unincorporated Area of Sonoma County
SCHOOLS
Schools are in the nearby areas
ADDITIONAL LOCAL LINKS
TESTIMONIALS:
"I want to express our thanks to you for your wonderful help
in the recent sale of our 4 acres. Without your knowledge
of all the governmental regulations, your ability to anticipate
problems, you prompt and efficient way of handling paperwork,
I'm sure this sale would not have taken place during these difficult
times. About ten years ago you did a market analysis for
us. At that time we percieved that you were indeed a most
able real estate sales person. We have not been dissapointed
and we sincerely thank you for your capable, professional
help."
-F.H.
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HERE you can LEARN about the history of
the area, SEARCH for various listings including land and homes that
are for SALE in Bodega and the beautiful Sonoma County Coast,
California.
INFORMATION about SCHOOLS is listed below as
well as details about your prospective COMMUNITY.
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A Brief History
The town of Bodega was name after J.F. de la Bodega a Spanish explorer
in 1775. In 1840, Captain Stephen Smith sailed along the Pacific
Coast north of San Francisco and noticed all the timber growing along
the coast and considered harvesting it. Other areas were shipping
timber to San Francisco and he saw this as a great business oppotunity.
It is located southwest of Bodega Bay and the Sonoma County Coast.
In 1843, Captain Smith returned to California with all the machinery necessary to start up a sawmill. Bodega suited him well with its abundance source of wood and a nearby for shipping. He recruited a dozen settlers from San Francisco and built the areas first sawmill in the redwoods east of the town of Bodega on Salmon Creek.He then married fifteen year old Manuela Torres a Peruvian and became a Mexican Citizen in order to receive the land grant.
In 1844, Captain Smith successfully petioned the Mexican Govenor of California and was granted almost 36,000 acres.
Captain Smith arrived with a steam engine in 1846 for the first steam powered mill. He raised the first American flag in Bodega that year. Following the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848 the United States acquired the Bodega Rancho along with other ranchos throughout California.
The town of Bodega grew to its largest size around the turn of the century and remains under 100 residence today.
Today, the quaint little town of Bodega lies approximately 63 miles
north of San Francisco and 16 miles west of Santa Rosa. Location
of other cities and communities can be found on the Map
of Sonoma County.
The internet has its limitations. For an immediate response contact Gary
V. Grutkowski directly.

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