Camp Eighteen, California
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The unincorporated community of Camp Eighteen lies inside Butte County, California and about 1.25 miles from the Plumas County line. The community appears to be inside the Plumas National Forest. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) identifies it as feature number 1655862 at 3,950 feet above mean sea level. Latitude and longitude for the community are given as .
Nearby communities are Lumpkin and Rogerville. The now-defunct Feather River Railway used to serve the area but appears to have been decommissioned. Sly Creek Reservoir is about 3.6 miles southeast.
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Butte County, California County Seat: Oroville |
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Concow • Durham • Magalia • Oroville East • Palermo • South Oroville • Thermalito |
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Bangor • Berry Creek • Butte Meadows • Camp Eighteen • Centerville • Cherokee • Cohasset • Dayton • DeSabla • East Biggs • Feather Falls • Forbestown • Forest Ranch • Inskip • Merrimac • Nord • Oregon City • Pulga • Richvale • Stirling City |
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