Stanislaus County, located in Central California, covers an area of 1,515 square miles and is home to more than 545,000 residents. The region has a diverse economy with agriculture at its core, and is renowned for its production of tomatoes, almonds, grapes and other produce. Stanislaus County also offers an array of recreational activities including camping, fishing and boating. Sutter County is situated near the Sacramento River in central California and covers an area of 636 square miles. It has a population of 94,000 people and is a popular destination for tourists due to its rich history and diverse landscape. As well as agricultural activities such as farming and grazing livestock, Sutter County also provides many recreational opportunities like birdwatching, hunting and rafting down the river. Tehama County lies in the northern part of California’s Central Valley region and is home to over 63,000 people living across 1,955 square miles of land. Agriculture remains the main industry here with walnuts being one of the most important crops produced. Visitors can take advantage of the natural beauty that Tehama County offers through activities such as camping or fishing along the Sacramento River or exploring one of its many state parks. Trinity County occupies 3,800 square miles in Northern California near Mount Shasta. Its largely rural population totals just over 13,500 people who have access to some incredible outdoor destinations such as Weaverville Joss House State Park or Lewiston Lake where visitors can fish or hike amidst stunning landscapes. Trinity County was once known for mining gold but today it’s primarily agriculture focused with timber production being one of its major industries. Tulare County lies on the eastern side of California’s Central Valley between Fresno and Kern counties. With 4647 square miles it’s the second largest county by land mass containing nearly 450 thousand residents amongst its small townships dotted around lush farmland ideal for producing fruit trees like almond groves & pomegranates as well as cattle farms & dairy operations which are popular amongst tourists looking to experience old-fashioned country life during their stay here.. Tuolumne County is located in north-central California within the foothills of Sierra Nevada mountains spanning 2240 square miles with a population over 54 thousand people; this area has been inhabited by Native American tribes long before American settlers arrived in 1848 when gold deposits were discovered here & Tuolumne quickly became one both economically prosperous & culturally vibrant areas in all California drawing some attention from foreign press outlets such as Russian magazines who sought out stories about local life inside this unique world tucked away from mainstream society.. Ventura county encompasses an array of landscapes sprawling across 876 square miles on California's central coast; from mountain peaks (Mount Pinos) to sandy beaches (Point Mugu State Beach), and even waterfalls (Casitas Falls). This county houses 843 thousand citizens inhabiting everything from urban areas such as Ventura city itself to small rural villages off Highway 33 eastward towards Ojai valley—this diversity stretches all throughout Ventura making it both versatile & welcoming place any traveler would be happy to visit. Small, agricultural town - Central California, in the Central Valley, 80 miles southeast of Sacramento and 70 miles east of the Bay Area.