Fact 1
Sacramento is California's sixth capital, since 1854, and has been the state capital on two different occasions.
Fact 2
Sacramento has some unique nicknames, including "The Camella Capital of the World," "City of Trees," and "The Big Tomato."
Fact 3
Sacramento features an extensive network of tunnels beneath the city's foundations, built during the raising of the city to avoid flooding.
is a city in Sacramento County, California, located just south of the state capital of Sacramento.
Is situated at the Southern tip of San Francisco Bay. It is Silicon Valley’s largest city and at one point in history was a base for Spanish military installations.
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