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McCloud is a small town located in northern California, known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. It has a population of approximately 1,300 people and is surrounded by forests and mountains. The town has a rich history in the lumber and railroad industries and has been experiencing steady growth in recent years.
According to many user reviews on BestPlaces.net, McCloud seems to be a hidden gem in California with a strong sense of community and stunning natural surroundings. One user, Sarah, describes it as "a charming little town with friendly people and breathtaking views." Another user, David, praises the town's low crime rate and family-friendly atmosphere, saying "it's a safe and peaceful place to raise a family." However, some reviewers mention a lack of job opportunities and limited amenities, such as grocery stores and restaurants. John, a long-time resident, notes that "while the town may not offer much in terms of amenities, the close-knit community more than makes up for it." Lastly, Laura mentions the affordable housing options in McCloud, stating "you can find beautiful homes at a fraction of the cost compared to other places in California." Overall, the user reviews highlight the small-town charm, natural beauty, and close-knit community of McCloud, while also acknowledging some challenges such as limited job opportunities and amenities.
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What's in store for Mc Cloud's Future? - 5/3/2009
Originally a company owned mill town, McCloud is a great get away place. Only 15 minutes from Mt. Shasta on hwy. 89, the town is comprised mainly of old mill houses. Good fishing on the McCloud river and reservoir are a few of the attributes. Shasta Ski Park is also close by. Since the mill closed, the town has had limited employment opportunities. About one third of the town are retirees, another third are absentee owners that recreate in the winter and summer. The remaining third if not employed in related government services find it difficult to make a living, if at all. The town is serviced by a community service district that provides water,
sewer, refuse disposal, fire protection and snow removal. Homeowners pay around $90 per month for the service. The district has been struggling financially for years. The community has been approached by Nestlie to build a water bottling plant on the old mill site. Proponents claim this would help the financially strapped
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