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Eureka, California in Humboldt County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Eureka.

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Alderpoint,   Alton,   Arcata,   Bayside,   Bayview,   Benbow,   Berry Glenn,   Big Lagoon,   Blocksburg,   Blue Lake,   Bracut,   Brainard,   Briceland,   Bridgeville,   Bull Creek,   Burlington,   Cain Rock,   Calville,   Capetown,   Carlotta,   Clam Beach,   Cooks Valley,   Crannell,   Cutten,   Dinsmore,   Elk River,   Englewood,   Ettersburg,   Fairhaven,   Fernbridge,   Ferndale,   Fernwood,   Fieldbrook,   Fields Landing,   Fort Seward,   Fortuna,   Freshwater,   Fruitland,   Garberville,   Hacketsville,   Holmes,   Honeydew,   Hookton,   Hoopa,   Humboldt Hill,   Hydesville,   Indianola,   Johnsons,   King Salmon,   Kneeland,   Korblex,   Larabee,   Loleta,   Manila,   Maple Creek,   Maple Grove,   McCann,   McKinleyville,   Miranda,   Moonstone,   Myers Flat,   Myrtletown,   Newburg,   Orick,   Orleans,   Patricks Point,   Pecwan,   Pepperwood,   Petrolia,   Phillipsville,   Pine Hills,   Port Kenyon,   Redcrest,   Redway,   Ridgewoods Heights,   Rio Dell,   Riverside Park,   Rohnerville,   Samoa,   Scotia,   Shelter Cove,   Shively,   Spruce Point,   Stafford,   Steelhead,   Stone,   Sunny Brae,   Trinidad,   Tyee City,   Waseck,   Weitchpec,   Weott,   Westhaven,   WesthavenMoonstone,   Whitethorn,   Whitlow,   Willow Creek,   Worswick,  

 

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

Here are some interesting facts about Eureka, California:

1. Eureka is the largest coastal city between San Francisco and Portland, Oregon.
2. The city was originally established as a Gold Rush town in 1850, and its name means "I have found it" in Greek.
3. Eureka's Old Town district boasts the largest number of Victorian homes of any city in California, second only to San Francisco.
4. The city is home to the Sequoia Park Zoo, which is the smallest accredited zoo in the United States.
5. Eureka hosts the annual Redwood Coast Music Festival, which features jazz, blues, and swing music.
6. The city has a vibrant art scene, with numerous galleries, studios, and public art installations.
7. Eureka is known for its beautiful coastline and beaches, as well as its proximity to the ancient redwood forests of Humboldt County.