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Cal Pines 1 Acre - California Land For Sale. Cash.
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.25 Acre, Near California City, Kern County, CA. CASH PRICE. |
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.25
Acre of beautiful land in Kern County, CA.
Land
is 2 hours North of Los Angeles. Close to Edwards Air Force Base. This
is a special opportunity for you to own a nice lot in California for a
nominal price. Free and clear.
1) ATN #
228-130-33-00-4
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Kern County's geography offers a wide variety of outdoor
geography. Among the outdoor recreational activities are: Horseback
riding, water skiing (Lake Buena Vista, Lake Ming, and private ski
ranches), offroad biking and dune buggys (Jawbone Canyon, California
City, and Randsburg), auto racing (Willow Springs, Buttonwillow,
Bakersfield Speedway, Famoso, & and an unnamed half-mile speedway under
construction), hunting, paint ball courses, white water rafting, Olympic
quality kayaking, snow skiing (Shirley Meadows), shooting ranges (5 Dogs
Creek Range), hiking, biking (trails, paths, and roads), camping,
fishing, and other activities.
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Size: .25 Acre |
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Legal Description:
California, Mt. Diablo Meridian
T32S, R40E, Sec 25
UTM
zone 11 (X,Y) 441515, 3886381
The elevation is 909 m (2983 ft)
The gradient is: 5.2 percent
The aspect direction is: 274.1 degrees
or W
The local roughness is: 2.6 or average |
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Kern |
Taxes:
Less Than $50 Per Year & Current
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Location of Land/p>
California Land for
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Kern County is a county located in the
southern Central Valley of the U.S. state of California. Established
in 1866, it extends east beyond the southern slope of the eastern
Sierra Nevada range into the Mojave Desert, and includes parts of the
Indian Wells Valley, and the Antelope Valley, and has an area larger
than the state of Connecticut. From the Sierras the county extends
across the floor of the San Joaquin Valley to the eastern edge of the
Temblor Range, part of the Coastal Ranges. To the south the county
extends over the ridge of the Tehachapi Mountains. According to the
2000 census, its population was 661,645, but recent California
Department of Finance estimates place the county population at
779,869. The county seat is Bakersfield (since 1874) with the original
county seat being the former mining town of Havilah in the mountains
between Bakersfield and Tehachapi.
The county has a large agricultural base and
is a significant producer of oil, natural gas, hydro-electric power,
wind-turbine power, and geothermal power. As of 2004, Kern remains
California's top oil-producing county, with over 85% of the state's
43,000 active oil wells. The county accounts for one-tenth of overall
U.S. oil production, and three of the five largest U.S. oil fields are
in Kern County. Kern is also noted for its mineral wealth, including
gold, borate, and kernite. The largest open pit mine in California,
which mines borax, is at Boron in Kern County.[1]
Department of Defense facilities in Kern
County include Edwards Air Force Base and China Lake Naval Air Weapons
Station. The Mojave Spaceport, operated by the county government, is
also in Kern County.
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