Tormey, California
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Tormey is an unincorporated village in Contra Costa County, California between Rodeo and Crockett on the edge of the Tosco refinery in Rodeo. The village is home to several dozen homes and one small business. Originally home to refinary workers when it was part of Standard Oil, it is along San Pablo Avenue and a parallel street that offshoots from it, Old Country Road, at the end of which there is a water tower. Although the area is unincorporated, many times it is referred to as being in the Crockett hills, or simply the village above Crockett or the "refinery village".
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Incorporated places
Population over 100,000: Concord • Richmond
Population 50,000 – 100,000: Antioch • Pittsburg • Walnut Creek
Population under 50,000: Martinez (County seat) • Brentwood • Clayton • Danville • El Cerrito • Hercules • Lafayette • Moraga • Oakley • Orinda • Pinole • Pleasant Hill • San Pablo • San Ramon
Census-designated places
Alamo • Bay Point • Bayview-Montalvin • Bethel Island • Blackhawk-Camino Tassajara • Byron • Clyde • Crockett • Diablo • Discovery Bay • East Richmond Heights • El Sobrante • Kensington • Knightsen • Mountain View • Pacheco • Port Costa • Rodeo • Rollingwood • Tara Hills • Vine Hill • Waldon
Other unincorporated communities
Canyon • North Richmond · Selby • Tormey
School districts
Acalanes Union High • Antioch Unified • Brentwood Union • Byron Union • Canyon • Knightsen • Lafayette • Liberty Union High • Martinez Unified • Moraga • Mt. Diablo Unified • Oakley Union Elem. • Orinda Union • Pittsburg Unified • San Ramon Valley Unified • J. Swett Unified • Walnut Creek • West Contra Costa Unified
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