One of California’s smallest incorporated cities and a classic Mother Lode gold-rush main street on Old Highway 49 between Sutter Creek and Drytown. Founded in the early 1850s after placer and hard-rock strikes; Keystone and other mines made it a durable camp. Today a walkable historic commercial row with period brick buildings, shops, and easy highway access — distinct from nearby Volcano and Fiddletown already in the atlas.
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| Region | Amador County, CA |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.4194, -120.8241 |
| County | Amador |
| Founded | c. 1853 gold rush |
| Note | Among CA’s smallest cities by population |
| Corridor | CA-49 Mother Lode |
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