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Woodland, CA is a small town located in Yolo County known for its quaint charm and vibrant atmosphere. The city has a population of approximately 56,000 and is known for its parks and nearby lakes that offer plenty of activities such as fishing, swimming, canoeing, and more. It’s also home to several museums and galleries that attract visitors to explore the local history and art culture. Visitors are also drawn to the Woodland Public Market for its variety of locally grown produce and unique artisan wares.
The reviews of Woodland, CA are overwhelmingly positive with locals and visitors alike praising the city's small-town feel, abundance of outdoor activities, varied selection of dining options, and easy access to Sacramento. Visitors love strolling through the historic downtown area which boasts beautiful old buildings, boutique shops, coffee houses, restaurants, pubs and even a theater. Tourists especially enjoy exploring the lush green parks around the city with their children or simply relaxing on a sunny day at one of Woodland's many lakeside retreats. There's truly something for everyone in this charming California town!
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Water Quality - 1/11/2012
I am pretty unhappy about the water quality in Woodland. I have always drank bottled water, it is just what I was raised on. I have wanted to drink tap water to save the cost of bottled water and to save plastic bottles and all that, but after looking at the rating of water in Woodland, I don't think I will. Having a score under 50 when the best possible is 100 seems pretty bad to me. Obviously some counties must hit 100, or they wouldn't make the highest quality so high. I guess I am sticking with
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Housing - 11/9/2010
Affordable, with good schools. Negative: hottest part of los angeles
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Woodland, California - 6/7/2005
It now has three Starbuck's and a Sonic Drive-In. Its an hour from Berkeley and four hours from Ashland, Oregon. It is primarily a regional farming town, but about to become a commuter city for
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