Sutter Bypass
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wetland, region, draw only border, flood protection
Flood waters from the Sacramento River are diverted over three weirs onto this overflow area, from which they return to the Sacramento River near its confluence with the Feather river (and are often diverted again into Yolo Bypass).
The northeast border of the north end of the bypass is approximate, as the extent of the flooded area varies from year to year.
Outside the flood season, most of this area is used for farming. Small sections are designated as wildlife preserves.
The northeast border of the north end of the bypass is approximate, as the extent of the flooded area varies from year to year.
Outside the flood season, most of this area is used for farming. Small sections are designated as wildlife preserves.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutter_Bypass#Sutter_Bypass
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°3'0"N 121°49'4"W
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- Sutter, California 14 km
- South Yuba City, California 17 km
- Tierra Buena, California 17 km
- Sutter Buttes 20 km
- Arbuckle, California 21 km
- Robbins, California 22 km
- Sutter Buttes State Park 22 km
- Gray Lodge Wildlife Area 30 km
- Cache Creek Canyon Regional Park 46 km
- Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge 50 km