<br>Highway map of the County of Sacramento, California: An extension of the highway built by the Natomas Company is planned to connect with a proposed Sutter County highway. An extension of the Sacramento-Del Paso-Elverta highway will also connect with a Sutter County highway and will supply a short cut to Marysville, Yuba City, Chico, and upper valley points. The county highway reaching down the Sacramento River to Rio Vista connects with a highway proposed under the 1919 state bond issue which will connect Rio Vista with Fairfield and Suisun and will supply an alternative and very attractive route to San Francisco when completed. It is built on top of the high river levee and carries a heavy volume of tonnage supplied by the prolific orchards of the river bottom section.<p> With one of the best systems of county highways in the state, Sacramento County is each year adding a few miles of paved roads built by the Board of Supervisors out of current funds. The state highway route shown from Folsom toward Placerville is probably the most popular route to Lake Tahoe and forms an alternative route to that lake by way of Auburn and Truckee. An extension of the road from Sheldon to Slough House is part of the county's road plan. The State Highway route to Clay from the main line above Galt was paved by the County and given to the State.
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