Community of Linden, California

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Linden Ca Real Estate, Homes
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Churches: Linden
 
First Baptist Church - 17580 E. Highway 26 - Linden Ca
209-887-3010 - Service: 11 a.m. Sun.
Holy Cross Church - 18633 E Front St - Linden, Ca
209-887-3341
Linden - Peters Pentecostal - 400 N Fine Rd - Linden, CA 95236 Map Location
209-887-3189
Linden United Methodist Church, 19147 E. Highway 26, Linden Ca
209-887-3362 - Service: 10:30 a.m. Sun
Stone Corral Bible Church - Linden Ca 95236
209-786-2448

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The community of Linden is situated on what was known in the early days as the Mokelumne Hill road twelve to thirteen miles from Stockton in a northeasterly direction, and two miles south of the Calaveras river. Originally this point was known as the Fifteen-Mile House, and then as Foreman's ranch up to August, 1862, when it was laid out by Mr. Foreman and given its present name by J. Wasley.

In the spring of 1849, when water covered nearly all the country around, two brothers named William D. (a doctor) and John Trebilcock, who were freighting to the mines, noticed the highest point of land in the valley on this route, and, soon afterward locating here, opened a public house, which was at first merely a rough board shanty. It was named the Fifteen-Mile House, on account of its distance by road at that time from Stockton. In the summer of 1851 they put up a better building, and afterward made additions. Subsequently these brothers sold the house to C. C. Rynerson, who married their cousin, Mary Wasley, and who was afterward sheriff of this county. The latter sold to Foreman & Beritzhoff, and it was long known as the Foreman ranch.

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Airport

Linden is served by Stockton Metropolitan Airport, located on county land just south of city limits. The airport has been designated a Foreign Trade Zone and is mainly used by manufacturing and agricultural companies for shipping purposes. Since airline deregulation, passenger service has come and gone several times. Most recently, domestic service resumed in June 2006 with service to Las Vegas by Allegiant Air, and the days of service/number of flights were expanded a few months later due to demand. Also in 2006, Aeromexico had planned to provide service to and from Guadalajara, Mexico, but the airport's plan to build a customs station at the airport was initially rejected by the customs service. However, the possibility of building this station is currently a continuing matter of negotiation between the airport and the customs service, and Aeromexico has indicated a continuing interest in eventually providing service. Ground transportation is available from Hertz, Enterprise, Yellow Cab and Aurora Limousine. Air service to Phoenix began in September 2007. - California International Airports: California Airports

Amtrak: Lodi Ca Amtrack Station (Photo)

Area: The amount of land area in Linden is 19.438 sq. kilometers. The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers. The distance from Linden to Washington DC is 2501 miles. The distance to the California state capital is 39 miles. (as the crow flies) Linden is positioned 38.01 degrees north of the equator and 121.09 degrees west of the prime meridian.

Books:

The Valley Road - A reproduced book that published prior to 1923. One may may find occasional imperfections like blurred or missing pages, errant marks, poor pictures, etc. that were either initiated during the process of scanning or was there in the original book. The publishers believe this work to be culturally important.

Chamber of Commerce: Linden Chamber of Commerce

Climate:  Linden, CA climate is warm during summer when temperatures tend to be in the 70's and cold during winter when temperatures tend to be in the 40's.

The warmest month of the year is July with an average maximum temperature of 92.30 degrees Fahrenheit, while the coldest month of the year is December with an average minimum temperature of 35.30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Temperature variations between night and day tend to be relatively big during summer with a difference that can reach 35 degrees Fahrenheit, and moderate during winter with an average difference of 21 degrees Fahrenheit.

The annual average precipitation at Linden is 16.60 Inches. Rainfall in is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year. The wettest month of the year is January with an average rainfall of 3.34 Inches.

Colleges: Nearby Stockton is home to several well known higher educational institutions including the University of the PacificCalifornia State University Stanislaus-StocktonSan Joaquin Delta Community CollegeHumphreys College and School of Law, as well as a variety of private and vocational schools. California CollegesUSA Colleges

Community: Community ReportLinden Information

Economy: Agriculture: Vegetables, fruits and nuts, dairy products, cattle, nursery stock, grapes.

 Events: Linden Lions Club - May - Linden Cherry Festival - May - Phone 209.547.3046  • San Joaquin Events Calendar

Gasoline Prices: Current Stockton gasoline prices

Government:  County SheriffLinden / Peters Fire Department

Highways: Highway Road Conditions Map

State Highway 26
J5 - Jack Tone Road
Highway Markers
Sign Resource Manual

History: Linden HistoryHistorical Society

Home Builders: Linden and San Joaquin Home Real Estate Developers

Hotels, Motels, Inns: Places to Stay Near Linden

Library: Linden Library

Location: Linden is a rural community located at 38°1?12?N, 121°5?29?W (38.019989, -121.091450)GR1. or about 13 miles East of Stockton on Highway 26

Map: Linden Map

Name: Originally, Linden was known as the Fifteen-Mile House, and then as Foreman's ranch up to August, 1862, when it was laid out by Mr. Foreman and given its present name by J. Wasle

Newspapers: Linden Herald Private Company, Headquarters Location 18974 E Main St., Linden CA 95236, United States (209)887-3112, (209)887-3111 Fax  • Recordnet.comCalifornia NewspapersNational Newspapers

Population: The population of Linden is approximately 1,339.  The approximate number of families is 469.

Post Office:Linden Post Office

Property Taxes: California Real Estate Tax Questions and Information

Public Utilities: Linden Water District

Quick Facts: Quick Facts

Radio: Strongest Radio Stations near Linden

Real Estate

If you are Buying or Selling a Home in Linden California We have Bank Foreclosures, Bank Repos , Bank REOs, Short Sale Listings, MLS Listings and Income property listings, and other types of real estate listings for sale in Linden,

Representatives:

County: District 4 Map
US Congressional District 11 MapJerry McNerney Representative

Restaurants: Beto's Pizza & Grill
19018 E Hwy 26 , Linden, CA
Phone - (209) 887-0074

Restaurants:San Joaquin Restaurants

Representatives: County: District 4 Map

San Joaquin County:  San Joaquin CountyAssessorCounty RecorderCounty GovernmentCounty FairFarm BureauSan Joaquin Partners

Schools:  Linden SchoolsSchool ReportsOffice of Education

Shopping: San Joaquin Shopping

Transportation: San Joaquin RTD HopperSan Joaquin County Transportation Links

Trivia: The 1974 film, Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry movie was filmed in and around Linden.

White Pages: Linden White Pages

Zip Code: 95236




Map of San Joaquin County


Rinaldi's Market


Linden


Holy Cross Catholic Church


Linden Publications - 5353 Harrison Street - Linden


Linden Bean Processing.- 1944 - Donna's mother is the sixth one from the left in the while shirt with rolled up jeans (the cute one)


Bees in the Cherry orchard
Photo by Ken Vogel


De Vinci's - 18847 Front Street


Moore School - 1920s - photo courtesy of Joanne Carmiho