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Internet Resources - Government
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Databases
- Rand California
Provides demographics from the state level down to the local level, including statistics for a range of years. Allows for some customization.
Browse related subjects: Government, Social Issues, Statistics
Recommended Websites
- 2007 California Building Code
Online access to California Building Code, Electrical Code, Mechanical Code, Plumbing Code, Fire Code, Energy Code, Historical Building Code, and Existing Code.
Browse related subjects: California Codes, Government
Local Links
- City of Capitola
Official city website.
Browse related subjects: Government, Santa Cruz County - City of Santa Cruz
Official city website.
Browse related subjects: Government, Santa Cruz County - City of Scotts Valley
Official city website.
Browse related subjects: Government, Santa Cruz County - City of Watsonville
Official city website.
Browse related subjects: Government, Santa Cruz County - County of Santa Cruz
Official county website.
Browse related subjects: Government, Santa Cruz County - Elected Representatives for Santa Cruz County
This guide from the County Elections Department includes elected officials representing Santa Cruz County at Federal, State, and local levels.
Browse related subjects: Directories, Government, People, Politics, Santa Cruz County
Find Internet Resources
New Almaden Quicksilver Mines
The New Almaden Quicksilver mines were located in Santa Clara County, a few miles south of San Jose. The New Almaden Mine itself, registered in 1845, was older than any gold mine in the state; it operated over a longer period of time, from 1840's to 1940's; and yielded metal ... [More]
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