archipelago in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, United States
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Yountville
Yountville is a small town in Napa Valley, California named for its founder Georg Calvert Yount. It is now home to many world class restaurants and wineries as well as fantastic boutique shopping.
38.40305556-122.36222222Marin County
Marin County in the Bay Area of California is a bedroom community across the Golden Gate Bridge to the north of San Francisco. Affluent Marin County is home to ex-hippies and dot-com millionaires. It has rugged wilderness areas on its western coast, while towns on the Bay have a nautical air dating to the 1800s.
38.04-122.74American Canyon
American Canyon is a city in the Napa Valley in California.
38.16805556-122.2525San Francisco
the City by the Bay, featuring the Golden Gate Bridge, vibrant urban neighborhoods, dramatic fog and high technology
37.7857-122.4061Calistoga
city in Napa County, California, United States
38.5814-122.5828Contra Costa County
East of the Oakland Hills that border the East Bay, Contra Costa County maintains a very separate culture and lifestyle than its Bay Area neighbors. The area is mostly residential—although many San Francisco businesses have moved here to avoid high city taxes—and affluent, and consequently considerably more conservative. The same hills that keep Contra Costa culturally isolated also keep it protected climatically; the area is usually 10-20°F warmer than the Bay in summer.
37.93-121.95Solano County
Solano County is in the Bay Area of California. It is more rural than many other Bay Area counties with a population of approximately 400,000.
38.27-121.94Lake County (California)
Lake County is an inland county in California's North Coast region. Parts of Lake County are considered part of California Wine Country.
39.09-122.76Sonoma County
Sonoma County, located in California's North Coast in the San Francisco Bay Area, is about 45 minutes north of San Francisco. As such, it suffers from what could be dubbed the "Middle Child Syndrome:" Its main cities of Petaluma and Santa Rosa are small and provincial when compared to San Francisco; yet the area is not the untamed wilderness of California's North Coast. Sonoma County is not as well-known or touristy as the neighboring Napa Valley, which takes most of the credit for driving California's wine industry, nor as cosmopolitan as nearby San Francisco.
38.51-122.93St. Helena (California)
city in California
38.5027778-122.469722Napa Valley
Napa Valley, in the Bay Area in California, is one of the main wine growing regions of the United States of America and one of the major wine regions of the world. It is also known for its gourmet restaurants, cafes, and spa-treatment centers.
38.5-122.32Oakville (California)
Napa County, California, United States
38.436944-122.401111Rutherford (California)
census-designated place in California, United States
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