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Fresno California Map is a detailed representation of the city of Fresno and its surrounding areas. It showcases the main roads, highways, and landmarks of the city, making it an essential tool for navigation and exploration. The map highlights popular tourist destinations, such as the Forestiere Underground Gardens and the Shinzen Japanese Garden, as well as residential neighborhoods and commercial areas. It provides information on the layout of the city, including street names, points of interest, and local amenities. With the Fresno California Map, residents and visitors can easily find their way around the city and discover the best places to visit and explore. Whether you’re a local resident or a first-time visitor, this map is a valuable resource for getting to know the city of Fresno and its surrounding areas.
Fresno City Facts |
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| Country | USA (United States of America) |
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| State | California |
| Counties | Fresno County |
| Total Area | 104.8 sq miles |
| Lat Long Coordinates | 36.7478° N, 119.7714° W |
| Time Zone | PST (UTC−08:00) |
| Demonyms | Fresnans |
| Area Code | 559 |
| Language | English |
| Major Religion | Christian |
| Museums | Fresno Art Museum |
| Universities | California State university |
| Official Website | www.fresno.gov/ |
About Fresno City
Fresno is the county seat for Fresno County with a population of 527,438 (2017). Located in the central part of California state, Fresno City lies around 170 miles south of Sacramento, 185 miles southeast of San Francisco and 220 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
Fresno goes back to 1872 when it was a railway station depot for the Central Pacific Railroad line. By 1885, Fresno was formally incorporated as a town along the San Joaquin River and people began moving in.
Fresno City is home to a lot of commercial activity around the Fresno County and San Joaquin Valley area. Large scale agricultural activity remains central to the Metropolitan Fresno region.
Higher education is centered around California State University also known as Fresno State. The university boasts of a massive 1,011 acre farm and is credited for operating the first campus-based commercial winery in the U.S.
Nature lovers have a choice of visiting the famous Yosemite National Park – 60 miles north; Sierra National Forest – 40 miles northeast; Kings Canyon National Park – 60 miles east; and Sequoia National Park – 75 miles southeast.
Air Services in Fresno
There are three airports serving the Fresno Metropolitan area:
- Fresno Yosemite International Airport
- Fresno Chandler Executive Airport
- Sierra Sky Park Airport (Private airport with public access)
Rail Services in Fresno
Santa Fe Passenger Depot (Fresno Station): This is the main station serving the Amtrak California’s San Joaquin line. The Fresno City Map will help you reach other stations in the Metropolitan area.
Fresno City will be on the California High Speed Rail map as the project comes up.
Public Transportation in Fresno
Fresno Area Express provides the public transportation services in the Fresno Metropolitan Area. The intercity city services is provided by Greyhound and Orange Belt Stages.
Use the Map to reach other places of interest
- Tower Theatre for Performing Arts in Tower District
- Fresno Metropolitan Museum
- Save Mart Centre
- Huntington Boulevard
- Kearny Boulevard
- Woodward Regional Park
- Sierra Sky Park
- Roeding Park
- Forestiere Underground Garden
- Shinzen Japanese Gardens
- Fresno Chafee Zoo
- Fresno Convention and Entertainment Center
- Rotary Storyland Playland Family Amusement Park
- Island Water Park
- Blossom Trail
- Azteca Theatre
- Warnors Theatre
- St John’s Cathedral of Fresno
- St Georg Greek Orthodox Church
- Vineyard Farmers Market
- Moravia Wines
- Meux Home Museum
- Kearney Mansion Museum
- Legion of Valor Museum
- Arte Americas
- Discovery Center
- LoMac Winery
- Fresno City Hall
Airports in Fresno City
- Fresno Air Terminal Airport Map
- Fresno Chandler Airport (FCH) Map