Black Point-Green Point, CA
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About Black Point-Green Point
- • Musician Maria Muldaur, known for "Midnight at the Oasis," resided in this area.
- • The unique architectural style of many homes reflects a strong artistic community.
- • Its location along the Petaluma River supported shipping and agricultural commerce.
- • Rumors persist of underground tunnels used during Prohibition for smuggling.
- • Flooding from the Petaluma River has periodically impacted low-lying areas.
- • The dark rock and verdant hills gave Black Point-Green Point its descriptive name around 1850.
- • The population hovers around 1,200, smaller than many nearby towns.
- • Its elevation is around 10 feet, making it vulnerable to sea level rise.
- • Many residents are employed in agriculture, fishing, or tourism-related businesses.
- • A tranquil and artistic atmosphere pervades, fostering creativity and relaxation.
- • The San Francisco Giants, a nearby team, won the World Series in 2010.
- • Local yacht clubs have a long history of competitive sailing races.