It was discovered when the miners were mining some gold while in 1849 they found gold and silver and named it Sacramento.
Sacramento river
Sacramento is a city, the state capital of California.
No, but Sacramento is the state capital of the golden state, California.
Sutter County is located in Northern California, just north of Sacramento. It is bordered by the Sacramento River to the west and the Feather River to the east.
Yes, Sacramento was named the capital of California in 1854.
The river gold was discovered in was near the Sacramento River.
James Marshall discovered gold in Sacramento
Sacramento river
Sacramento got its name from the Sacramento River, which was named by Spanish explorer Gabriel Moraga in 1808. Moraga chose the name Sacramento, which means "sacrament" in Spanish, in honor of the sacraments of the Catholic Church.
Sacramento, California is the state capital in the west where they discovered gold in 1849.
Sacramento means "holy sacrement" in Spanish. In either 1799 or 1808, the Spanish explorer Gabriel Moraga discovered and named the Sacramento Valley and the Sacramento River after the Spanish term for 'sacrament;' specifically, after "the Most Holy Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ", referring to the Roman Catholic sacrament of the Eucharist.
No, it was discovered in Sutter's Creek near Sacramento this started the California Gold Rush which brought many settlers out from the eastern United States to the western. San Francisco was the closest major port city.
Sacramento is in Sacramento Valley and Central Valley.
Sacramento is the correct spelling.
Sacramento is the capital city of California.
The name of the Sacramento newspaper is The Sacramento Bee.
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