California Discoveries - California State Parks

Logic writes city by city
Each city in California has something special about it, with its own style and uniqueness that sets it apart from the other cities in California. We have just completed all of the cities in California that start with a “C??? and will begin writing about the cities that start with a “D???.  We are writing from A to Z each city in California for our California Weather Authority master California weather project.

Please feel free to see a portion of the overall project at California Weather Authority

After each letter of the cities are written in alphabetical order we take a break and write something special about or great state and share some really interesting overall state information.

Factoid
Did you know that California has 50 cities that start with the letter “C??? but that the number of cities starting with a “C??? is only second to cities starting with an “S???, there are 67 cities in California that start with an “S???.

California has parks
The great and large state of California offers so many parks the state has organized them into regions and there are 12 regions of California Parks something each person living in or arriving into California should visit at least one of.

Here is the California Parks by Region
1 North Coast California Northern Parks
2 San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Parks
3 Central Coast Parks along the Central Coast
4 Los Angeles County Parks in Los Angeles 
5 Orange County Orange County California State Parks 
6 Inland Empire Inland Southern California State Parks 
7 San Diego County Mexican Border San Diego County State Parks 
8 Shasta Cascade Shasta State Parks including the Cascade region 
9 Gold Country California State Parks near the Nevada Border
10 Central Valley State Parks in the middle of California
11 High Sierra State Parks of the High Sierra’s
12 Deserts Desert California Parks near Arizona and Nevada 

Here is what is interesting about two of our state and national parks

California Mount Whitney
Our highest elevation in the state is Mount Whitney 14,494 feet


California Death Valley
Our lowest elevation in the state is at Badwater in Death Valley at -282 feet

These two locations are only 76 miles apart and that is really interesting considering how large 160,000 square miles of area the entire state of California is.

Learn about California
If you are searching for information about a place region or you are even thinking about relocation to California Logic your California Expert is here to help you any way I can. Please send Logic a message and I will do my very best to find this information on or about California for you.
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