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Cal Pines 1 Acre - California Land For Sale. Cash.
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1
Acre, California Pines Subdivision, Alturas, CA.
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CALIFORNIA PINES UNIT 4, Block 7, Lot 11, .92 Acres
California Pines in Modoc County is a beautiful community
surrounded by 2 million acres of the Modoc National Forest in
Northern California.
This lot is being offered for sale with financing. Simply make
the small down payment, and the land contracts and coupon books
will be mailed to you immediately. You can start using or
building your land while you are making payments.
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SALES PRICE: $4,700
DOWN PAYMENT: $121
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $100
INTEREST RATE: 9%
110% DISCOUNT ON REMAINING BALANCE IF PAID EARLY
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This 0.92 acre lot (121' x 331') is located within Hill
Unit 4 along Beaver Drive and Wiley Way. The tract is
mostly flat to sloping. This tract is medium to heavy
cover with towering mature pine trees. There is a
powerline located just to the west along California
Pines Blvd. The beauty of this tract is it sits along a
ridge with tremendous views of the Modoc National Forest
and surrounding area. This lot would be perfect for
recreational or residential use.
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INVEST or RESELL!
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SIZE:
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.92 Acres
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TAXES and POA:
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Taxes: $112/Year
POA: $75/Year
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UTILITIES:
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None
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ZONING:
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esidential
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California Pines is located 10 miles
southwest of Alturas, off of County Road 54. There is a
nice lake, California Pines Lake, that is 256 acres.
Adjacent to the lake is a 4,400 feet airstrip, a lodge
and a campground. The lodge has a restaurant, lounge, 28
motel units, a recreation room
and a swimming pool.
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 Modoc
County:
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county
has a total area of 4,203 square miles (10,890 km2), of
which 3,918 square miles (10,150 km2) is land and 286 square
miles (740 km2) (6.8%) is water.[10]
There are 2.25 persons per square mile, making
this one of the most sparsely populated counties in
California. It is also (almost) the only rectangular county
in California, there is a slight deviation around the Tule
Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
The county is very diverse geographically. The
northwestern edge of the county is dominated by the Medicine
Lake Highlands, the largest shield volcano on the U.S. West
Coast. The Lava Beds National Monument lies partly within
the northwest corner of the County. Also along the western
edge of the county is the massive Glass Mountain lava flow.
The southwestern corner of the county is a unique ecosystem
of isolated hardwoods (oaks) and volcanic mountains with
intermountain river valleys.
The northern half of the county is the Modoc
Plateau, a 1-mile (1.6 km) high expanse of lava flows,
cinder cones, juniper flats, pine forests, and seasonal
lakes, plus the alkaline Goose Lake. Nearly 1 million acres
(4,000 km²) of the Modoc National Forest lie on the plateau
between the Medicine Lake Highlands in the west and the
Warner Mountains in the east. The plateau supports large
herds of mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), Rocky Mountain Elk
(Cervus canadensis), and pronghorn (Antilocapra americana).
There are also several herds of wild horses on the plateau.
The Clear Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Long Bell State
Game Refuge are located on the plateau as well. The Lost
River watershed, which later drains into the Klamath River
basin, drains the north part of the plateau, while southern
watersheds either collect in basin reservoirs or flow into
the large Big Sage Reservoir, which sits in the center of
the county, which later flows into the Pit River.
Below the rim of the Plateau is Big Valley in the
extreme southwest corner of the county, and the large Warm
Springs Valley that forms the bottom of the Pit River
watershed that runs through the county. The north fork and
south fork of the Pit River come together just south of
Alturas. The River collects hundreds of other small creeks
as it flows south towards Lake Shasta, where it joins the
Sacramento River and drains into the San Francisco Bay.
The eastern edge of the county is dominated by the
Warner Mountains. The Pit River originates in this mountain
range. Hundreds of alpine lakes dot the range, all of which
are fed by snow-melt and natural springs. East of the Warner
Range is Surprise Valley and the western edge of the Great
Basin.
Hot Springs and lava caves are common to Modoc
County. There are some geothermal energy resources available
in the county, though their viability is highly variable.
AA great diversity of plants are found in Modoc
County, since this is situated within the biodiverse
California Floristic Province. Numerous native trees are
found in the county including Garry Oak and Washoe Pine
trees.[11] Jeffrey Pine and Ponderosa Pine are also found in
large numbers.[12]
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