San Francisco / Colusa / Slough / Verona / Redding / Alameda / Sacramento / anchorage / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
State Highway / Woodson Bridge / Keswick Dam / Red Bluff Diversion Dam / /
IndustryTerm
bank erosion / State law / launch site / travel plan / bank / river bank / /
NaturalFeature
American river / Feather river / Central Valley / Yuba river / San Joaquin River / Sacramento River Valley / McCloud river / Coast Guard island / Sacramento River / Bear river / Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel / California streams / Andrus Island / Pacific Ocean / Pit river / Suisun Bay / Mt. Shasta / /
Organization
Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office / West Sacramento Police Department / Sacramento City Police / Coast Guard Auxiliary and Power Squadron / Glenn County Sheriff’s Office / American Red Cross / Butte County Sheriff’s Office / U.S. Coast Guard / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Marine Services Bureau / Yolo County Sheriff’s Office / Congress / Water Resources Flood Operations Center / US Federal Reserve / Tehama County Sheriff’s Office / Shasta County Sheriff’s Office / Sutter County Sheriff’s Department / Department of Boating and Waterways / Department of Motor Vehicle / Colusa County Sheriff's Office / / /
History and Physical Description of River The Sacramento River is California’s largest river, draining approximately 26,300 square miles of the northern Central Valley. The river, which carries nearly one-third of the