Real Estate Properties and Homes in Redding and Shasta County

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Redding is one of the most affordable places to buy real estate in California. Redding has that small town feel to it. the surrounding communities have great quality of life and outstanding real estate values. Some of the towns in the local area include Anderson, Cottonwood, Shasta Lake City, Palo Cedro, Millville and Lakehead! If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Redding or Shasta County, Vicki can help. Call me about mountain views, Shasta Lake views or Sacramento River properties.

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Local Resources Schools/Education Shasta County Public Schools (K-12) Charter Schools Colleges/Universities - Shasta College - Simpson University - National University - Institute of Technology Building City of Redding Building and Permit Center Shasta Builders Exchange
Airports Redding Municiple Airport Hillside Aviation - Benton Airfield Trains - Amtrak Location and Schedules Buses - RABA (Redding Area Bus Authority) - Greyhound Highways - North South Serviced by I-5 - North East and West Serviced by State Highway 299 - East Serviced by State Hiway 44 Other Local State Highways nearby include - Highway 36 from Mt. Lassen to Eureka - Highway 89 Mt. Shasta to South of Lake Tahoe Mono Lake - Highway 3 from South Hayfork to Yreka
Hospitals - Mercy Hospital - Shasta Regional Medical Center - Mayers Memorial Hospital - Fall River Mills - Northern California Rehabilitation Hospital - Patients Hospital of Redding Popular Attractions - Shasta Dam - Shasta Lake - Whiskeytown Lake & National Recreation Area - Mount Lassen - Sundial Bridge - Turtle Bay Museums - Trails and Recreation
Services - Chamber of Commerce - Shopping | Mt Shasta Mall | VIVA Downtown Mall | Anderson Factory Outlets - Tourism - Places to Stay - Power/Electricity | PG&E | Redding Electric Utility (REU) - Law Enforcement - Fire Department

About Redding - Location | City of Redding | History | |

Redding is in far Northern California. It is the county seat of Shasta County, California, USA. With a population of 89,861, according to the 2010 Census,[1] Redding is the state's largest city north of Sacramento and the fourth largest city in the Sacramento Valley.

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History of Redding - Situated along the Siskiyou Trail, an ancient trade and travel route connecting California's Central Valley and the Pacific Northwest, the site of Redding was occupied by Native Americans of the Wintu tribe from about the year 1000. During the early 19th century, Hudson's Bay Company trappers and members of the United States Exploring Expedition passed through the site of Redding, while traveling along the Siskiyou Trail.

The first non-native settler in the area was Pierson B. Reading, an early California pioneer. Reading was an admirer of John Sutter, and in 1844, Reading received the Rancho Buena Ventura Mexican land grant for the area occupied by today's Redding and Cottonwood, California, along the Sacramento River. At the time it was (by over 100 miles) the northernmost non-native settlement in California.

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