*SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA*
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Population:	563,598 2000 census
Area:	895,640 Acres
County Seat:	Stockton 1850 - present
Date: February 18, 1850	Original county

Mining Districts
Name		Type



Historical Landmarks
Number	Name	Date
149	Benson's Ferry	1849
155	Lone Star Mill	1856
162	Site of Mokelumne City	1850
163	Site of Wood's Ferry and Wood's Bridge (1858)	1852
165	Weber Point	1850
178	Site of First Building in Present City of Stockton	1845
214	Site of Battle Between Forces Under General Vallejo and San Joaquin Valley Indians	1829
358	Town of Woodbridge	April 1859
365	Lockeford (Locke's Ford)	1859
436	New Hope aka Stanislaus City
437	First Landing Place of Sailing Launch Comet	1846
513	burial Place of John Brown ("Juan Flaco")
520	San Joaquin Valley College Woodbridge Seminary (1879-1882) Woods Grammer School (1897-1922)	1882
668	French Camp
740	Carnegie	1895
755	Corral Hollow
765	Temple Israel Cemetery	1851
777	Site of San Joaquin City	1849
780-7	First Transcontinental Railroad - Site of Completion of Pacific Railroad	September 8, 1869
801	Reuel Colt Gridley Monument
931	Lodi Arch	1907
934	Temporary Detention Camps For Japanese Americans - Stockton Assembly Center	May 10, 1942
935	California Chicory Works	1885
995	Trail of the John C. Fremont 1844 Expedition	March 26, 1844
1016	Stockton Developmental Center once called Insane Asylum of California	1853

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Territorial History
1850	One of the 27 original counties
	Territory from Sacramento to San Joaquin (1878)
	Territory from San Joaquin to Stanislaus (1860)