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Available websites for
           features by corresponding
             pages, where available.

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          https:www.visitstockton.org/
          things-to-do/on-the-water/                     ravel and tourism is a robust economic engine.

          Page 9                                  T   Over two-thirds of California is rural, with many rivers,
          www.americangraffitifestival.com/       mountain ranges, and exciting urban areas. The State grows
                                                  more than 400 commodities and produces 90 percent of the
          Page 21                                 wine and half of the fruits, nuts, and vegetables in the United
          http://oakdalerodeo.com/                States. The largest segment of the State’s tourism economy is
                                                  the
          Page 23                                  enjoyment of food and beverages, which includes quality
          www.fws.gov/refuge/san_luis/
                                                  wines.
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          www.fresnochaffeezoo.org                 In many rural areas in the State, tourism is essential to the
                                                  economy and job creation. Tourism creates jobs across a broad
          Page 31                                 spectrum of skills and
          www.fresnochaffeezoo.org                 educational levels. Tourism fills a critical role in diversifying and
                                                  stabilizing economies.
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          www.castleairmuseum.org
                                                   In the heart of California lies the San Joaquin Valley. The San
          Page 47, 48 bottom                      Joaquin Valley extends from the Delta in the north to the Teha-
          www.modestosymphony.org                 chapi Mountains in the south. The Valley has many rivers, in-
                                                  cluding the San Joaquin River, the Merced River, Stanislaus Riv-
          Page 48 left                            er, and Tuolumne Rivers. The mild and warm climate provides
          www.theguitarbrothers.com               for a very comfortable year-round visitation.
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          www.marcantoine.com                      The location of the Valley makes possible a one-day road trip
          Page 49. top                            for over one-half of the population in the State. Two major free-
          www.homegrowntrio.com                   ways, State 99 and Interstate 5, pass through the Valley and link
          Page 49 bottom                          Northern and Southern California. The San Joaquin Valley re-
                                                  ceives approximately one-half of the Statewide per capita aver-
          www.slimman.com
                                                  age of tourism spending! More promotion of the Valley’s attrac-
          Page 53, top left                       tions and experiences will significantly increase visitation and
          http://www.rabobankarena.com/           enhance the Valley’s
                                                   economy.
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          http://www.stocktonlive.com/
                                                  (T&T  Industry Report by Dean Runyan and Associates.)
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          www.savemartcenter.com
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          www.fresnoconventioncenter.com
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          www.knightsferry.com



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