Richmond Country Club

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The Golf Course in 1900

The Richmond Country Club is a social gathering place and sports facility especially golf, swimming, gym in Richmond, California. The club covers thousands of acres in the northern Hilltop neighborhood between Hilltop Mall and Point Pinole and is adjacent to Parchester Village to the west, near its entrance along Atlas road and the Richmond Parkway. It is served by AC Transit's route 70. It is on more than 50 acres (20.23 ha) and has been around since before 1900.

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Richmond Country Club
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v • d • e Richmond, California

Neighborhoods	Atchison Village • Brickyard Cove • Carriage Hills • Campus Bay • Downtown Richmond • El Sobrante Hills • Hilltop • Hilltop Green • Iron Triangle • Marina Bay • Mira Vista (Richmond View) • North & East (Central Richmond) • Parchester Village • Point Isabel • Point Richmond • Point San Pablo • Pullman • Richmond Annex

Parks	Eastshore State Park • Brooks Island • Kennedy Grove • Miller/Knox • Point Isabel • Point Pinole • Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park • Sobrante Ridge • Wildcat Canyon • Richmond Greenway

Points of Interest	Brother Islands • Castro Rocks • East Brother Island Lighthouse • Ford Richmond Plant • Golden State Model Railroad Museum • Hilltop Mall • Macdonald 80 Shopping Center • Masquers Playhouse • Red Rock Island • SS Red Oak Victory Ship Museum • Richmond Country Club • Richmond Shipyards • Richmond Medical Center • Richmond Transit Village (Metro Walk) • The Plunge • West County Detention Center • Winehaven

Education	Contra Costa College • De Anza High School • John F. Kennedy High School • Richmond High School • Salesian High School • West Contra Costa Unified School District

Transportation	23rd Street • AC Transit • BART • Capitol Corridor • Cutting Boulevard • I-80 • I-580 • Macdonald Avenue • Port of Richmond • Richmond Parkway • Richmond Parkway Transit Center • Richmond Station • Richmond-San Rafael Bridge • Shipyard Railway • San Pablo Avenue (SR 123)

Politics	2006 Richmond, California city election • City Council • House Rabbit Society • Richmond Progressive Alliance • Richmond Post • Richmond Globe

Templates	History of Richmond • Politics of Richmond • Geography of Richmond

Richmond Country Club

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