North Coast

The North Coast region spans over 19,000 square miles and is quite diverse, from coastal areas and redwood forests to inland mountain valleys and the semi-arid Modoc Plateau. Land use is similarly diverse including aquaculture, ranching, farming, timber harvesting, vineyards, marijuana cultivation, US Forest Service lands, and parklands. The climate varies from high precipitation along the coastal areas to desert conditions in the Modoc Plateau. Several tribes live in the region, including the Yurok Tribe, the state’s largest.

Bulletin No. 21-C, Report on Irrigation Districts in California for the Year 1931

California Department of Water Resources (DWR) | July 1st, 1932

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Bulletin No. 21-D, Report on Irrigation Districts in California for the Year of 1932

State of California | September 19th, 1933

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Bulletin No. 21-E, Report on Irrigation Districts in California for the Year 1933

California Department of Water Resources (DWR) | September 24th, 1934

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Bulletin No. 3 The California Water Plan

California Department of Water Resources (DWR) | May 6th, 1957

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