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CRESCENT CITY CALIFORNIA, (Drive In & Out) DOWNTOWN CRESCENT CITY
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2022
- In this video, I'm taking you along a quick ride into the town of Crescent City. A very beautiful small town to visit. If you love the beach, ocean view, this is one of the best places to come.
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Small town with big History:
Crescent City is the only incorporated city and county seat of Del Norte County, California. Named for the crescent-shaped stretch of sandy beach south of the city, Crescent City had a total population of 6,673 in the 2020 census, down from 7,643 in the 2010 census. The population includes inmates at Pelican Bay State Prison, also within the city limits, and the former census-designated place Crescent City North annexed to the city. The city is also the site of the Redwood National Park headquarters, as well as the historic Battery Point Light. Due to the richness of the local Pacific Ocean waters and the related catch, and ease of access, Crescent City Harbor serves as home port for numerous commercial fishing vessels.
The city is on the Pacific coast in the upper northwestern part of California, about 20 mi (32 km) south of the Oregon border. Crescent City's offshore geography makes it unusually susceptible to tsunamis.[11] Much of the city was destroyed by four tsunami waves generated by the Great Alaskan earthquake off Anchorage, Alaska in 1964. More recently, the city's harbor suffered extensive damage and destruction from tsunamis generated by the March 11, 2011 earthquake off Sendai, Japan. Several dozen vessels and many of the docks they were moored to were destroyed as wave cycles related to the tsunamis exceeded 8 ft (2.4 m).
The climate of Crescent City is moderate, with cool summers for its latitude as a result of intense maritime moderation. Nearby inland areas behind the mountains have significantly warmer summer temperatures.
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CRESCENT CITY, (Drive In & Out) DOWNTOWN CRESCENT CITY
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I know it doesn’t have much in the way of architecture, but I love Crescent City! The natural setting is unparalleled.
Hi again what a great way to see parts of America especially for one that has never been to Amazing 😉 America 🙋♀️🍀🇮🇪🙏🏻
I lived here for a huge chunk of my life as a kid. Awesome to see my old stomping grounds again. I really want to go back to visit some day.
Only disadvantage is No jobs , unless you want to work at pelican bay prison.
@@kevinwilson3337 I'm here looking to see what's there to do as a single guy who might have the option to work here. I like all the nature stuff you know but idk...
@@jaimeruiz7837 thats not a place for single guys lol. Especially if you’re young
@@kevinwilson3337 I'm not young, I spent my 20s in the mil being single because I saw how often ppl cheated and didnt want that. Now at 30 my options when I need a job are looking rough for dating haha Fck man
@@jaimeruiz7837 30 is young
I've never been to that coastal area of California. It looks so beautiful and so uncrowded. I would imagine for anyone that lives there, they must need to travel outside the area for medical and hospitals, shopping etc. It doesn't look like there is much there, unless there is more to the city than we could see in the video. Still its a place I would like to visit, as I'm getting so tired of crowded overpopulated areas.
I was born there and lived there for some time as a kid, we have a walmart and some kind of hospitality. looking back makes me wanna move back once I'm an adult
@@phantaski Thanks for that Info Cornelius. I hope you get to move back if you want.
hopefully if i even can since of my disabilities
medical care is a joke and not much for shopping. The only thing the area really has is it's beauty, plenty of nice bike rides.
@yello yeah, like our sheriff quitting and moving because of Healthcare. At least we have a bowling alley again, lol.
My grandparents live there, I saw the road they lived down too 🥹
Thanks for the virtual drive, my 1st job was at that Burger King and WOW a harbor freight! Love that place!
Thanks for watching and commenting on my post ,Jamie👍
I worked at the Burger King too, lol.
@@LuciferAlmighty class of 94 here del Norte
I miss the shop smart that used to be there, they always gave us free cookies as kids
Yeah nice huh? Right where Ray's food place grocery store used to be
Love surfing at south beach and pebble beach.
Lived out in Klammath and would always go to Crescent City for work. So nostalgic. Now im back in expensive ass San Diego..
Crescent City looks better😅
got trapped there for couple weeks back in 1996 nice place,,, looks alot different..
I lived there for a little while 2009 2010 2011. Nice but you could pretty much set your thermometer at 58° and that's what it is all the time. Kind of cold and windy and foggy and rains a lot in the winter but the countryside is the most stunning you could ever see. Also Jedediah Smith State redwood Park is right up the street and they have some of the biggest redwood trees in the world up there they're probably close to 20 ft in diameter at the base.
Pebble Beach drive, Seaquake micro brew and restaurant, and the Redwoods. Great place to visit. Probably not an easy place to live.
They lack trees around the neighborhood
It looks nice. Currently looking at houses online and they do not seem that expensive. Thinking when I retire, wanting to leave Austin Texas. We are on our 4th month of 100 plus degree temperatures. Can't stand it anymore.
I miss my hometown🥲
My grandparents live there 😁 so I go down pretty often
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You didn't show the Battery Point Light House.
It’s on my list now. Thanks for watching this one, Joni.
I wonder what’s the name of the Sea 🌊
Pacific ocean
The big earthquake in Alaska is 64. I believe it was almost cleaned crescent city off the map. Is that correct?😊
ZIP de crescen city california
Good video, bad driving
Is there a lot of diversity in Crescent City?
No, primarily Caucasian humans with some native Americans. Talowa tribe.
Really it depends on what you mean by diversity. First there are the tourists keeping some money flowing for a few months a year, then the few who were simply mediocre in the big city and have made something of themselves here in podunk, corrections officers and other government workers, then there's the poor, then there's the vermin. Pretty diverse, huh?
Was just there and our E bikes had the cable cut and were stolen I was told this town is a high crime area, thanks to California's laws nothing will be done
Here from the Netherlands. It strikes me how old fashioned the roads and electrical infrastructure is. Looks mediocre. Is this standard for the rest of the usa?
@@-blahblahblah emaculate
Yet you come here and still watch and for some reason comment…come see yourself or stfu
They don't spend much on infrastructure here. The country has been hijacked by Wall Street, Big Pharma and military industrial complex. The government mostly works for them. Many people hold multiple jobs to survice. Be glad you are in Holland.
Netherlands..the country of free prostitution, drugs, plus colonisation including stealing, murdering and raping in africa and america and more. Real good contribution to humanity. The country became rich because they robbed and killed in other countries. So just zip it
No offense the Netherlands is less than half the size of the state of Maine (which is in the smallest region of the US). And no is not for all US each city/state have their own regulations, city codes, etc. As far as being modern there many cities than can compare to your one city Amsterdam.
I'm considering moving up there. Still, I need to ask: would people accept me? No, not because of my ethnicity, but I am from L.A. In Central Cal, San Francisco and L.A. have a rivalry. Watch a Dodgers and Giants game, Lakers/Clippers, and Golden State Warriors.
Would the folks in Crescent be accepting of me?
I know this video is a year old, but according to the USGS, every city in our State was or is in a drought. I heard that your town has, on average, around 70 inches of rain a year. I monitor your weather and our high this past year, depending on where you live in So Cal hovered between the mid-90s to nearly 130F. I want to get away from the heat.
I emailed a realtor, who said it was blazing hot at around 90. See why I want to move?
Finally, there is the risk of tsunamis, and I would prefer the higher grounds. Are there higher grounds? What I see blocking the possibility of moving are the Redwoods. Areas like Hiouchi, though a safe place from tsunamis, can get warm.
Thank you.
What a bizarre post.
You'd understand if you lived in C.C. or in California. It's a strange culture in the earthquake state. @@cycologist7069
Man, why everywhere in California looks so frightening? Ghost town...
It’s getting better compared to a year ago.😅. Thanks for watching my friend n commenting
Sorry but I gotta say it “23 HR LOCKDOWN IN PELICAN BAY….SHU PROGRAM NIGGA”….that’s about all crescent city is known for 😆
How much of an impact is there living so close to Pelican Bay? Is there a lot of shadiness that happens in the town itself?
@@blanco-sanchez450 I don’t know but I’d assume so to a small degree however you have to also remember Pelican Bay is crescent city’s major employment center so you have lots of law enforcement officers and their families who live there which I’m sure deters crime to an extent.