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Hopland, California in Mendocino County


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Albion,   Anchor Bay,   Andersonia,   Asylum,   Bell Springs,   Boonville,   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,   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 Hopland, CA?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about Hopland, California:

1. Hopland is located in Mendocino County, California and sits at an elevation of 502 feet.

2. The village was originally called Sanel, but it was renamed Hopland in 1874 in honor of James Hopland, a local rancher and businessman.

3. Hopland was once home to the Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, who maintained a village on the Russian River at the southern edge of town.

4. The University of California, Davis runs a research and teaching facility in Hopland called the UC Hopland Research and Extension Center.

5. Hopland is known for its wine industry, with over a dozen wineries and vineyards in the area that produce a variety of wines.

6. The town has a rich history of hop farming, which is where the original name of Sanel came from. Hops were grown in the area from the 1860s until the 1950s.

7. The Solar Living Center, a sustainable living demonstration site and educational facility, is located in Hopland.