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Boonville, California in Mendocino County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Boonville.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Mendocino county include:

Albion,   Anchor Bay,   Andersonia,   Asylum,   Bell Springs,   Branscomb,   Brooktrails,   Burbeck,   Calpella,   Caspar,   Clare Mill,   Cleone,   Comptche,   Covelo,   Crowley,   Cummings,   DeHaven,   Dos Rios,   Duncan Springs,   El Roble,   Farley,   Fish Rock,   Flumeville,   Fort Bragg,   Glenblair,   Grove,   Gualala,   Hales Grove,   Hardy,   Hearst,   Hopland,   Indian Springs,   Inglenook,   Irmulco,   Kenny,   Kibesillah,   Largo,   Laughlin,   Laytonville,   Leggett,   Little Penny,   Little River,   Longvale,   Manchester,   Melbourne,   Mendocino,   Mina,   Montgomery,   Nashmead,   Navarro,   Newport,   Northspur,   Noyo,   Old Hopland,   Orrs Springs,   Philbrick Mill,   Philo,   Piercy,   Pieta,   Point Arena,   Pomo,   Potter Valley,   Presswood,   Ramsey,   Redwood Lodge,   Redwood Valley,   Reilly Heights,   Ridge,   Rockport,   Rogina Heights,   Shake City,   South Leggett,   Spyrock,   Talmage,   Tan Oak Park,   Tatu,   The Forks,   Ukiah,   Underwood Park,   Westport,   Wheeler,   Whiskey Springs,   Whitesboro,   Willits,   Woodman,   Yorkville,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Boonville, CA?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about Boonville, California:

1. Boonville was originally named "The Corners" because it was the location where several roads met. It was later renamed Boonville after the first postmaster, John Boon.

2. Boonville is known for its unique dialect called Boontling, which was created by locals in the late 1800s as a secret way of communicating. The language is made up of about 1,500 words and phrases, many of which are based on the names of local people and places.