An alphabetical index to all of the information on
this Web site about Drytown, California.
Quick Facts About Drytown
STATUS: Census Designated Place
POPULATION: Greater than 160
SIZE: About 3.7 square miles
ELEVATION: About 200 feet above sea level
TELEPHONE AREA CODE: 209
POSTAL ZIP CODE: 95699
COUNTY:
Amador County
TOURISM REGION:
California Gold Country
LOCATION:
Northern California
Drytown State Historical Landmark
The gold rush town of Drytown was founded in 1848, making
it the oldest town in Amador County. It was also the first
Amador County town in which gold was discovered.
It was designated California State Historic Site #31
on August, 1, 1932. This historic site masrker is located
jon California State Highway 49, about about 0.2 miles north
of the community of Drydtown
Old Well Motel and Grill
11 room family operated motel with a swimming pool
and a cafe. Situated across the street from a bar
with live music. Situated on a riverbank at
15947 California State Highway 49 in Drytown.
For reservations or more information call 209-245-6467.
Drytown Club
Tavern with live music. Located at 15950 Highway 49 in Drytown,
Amador County. Phone: 209-217-6985
Wikipedia Introduction to Drytown
Article with general information and facts about the
community of Drytown and the Drytown State Historic Site.
Includes the town's location, history, politics, and
demographics.
Articles About Drytown
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Sierra Nevada Geotourism Drytown Article
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Amador Gold Drytown Article
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Amador County Chamber "Drytown" Article
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Amador Tourism Drytown Article
Near Drytown
Amador City
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Plymouth
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Sutter Creek
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Jackson
Other Historic Sites in Amador County
Amador County Travel Guide
Gold Country of California
High Sierras of California
