Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
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APN# 3209-011-002
This 40.6 acre/1,768,890 SF vacant land is just outside of the town of Acton, in California.The taxes are paid and nothing is owed. There aren't any associations. The elevation is around 2700 feet. The zoning is,LCA21.The GPS coordinates are,34.4434 (Lat.) & -118.2485 (Lon.).Owner financing is available. Acton was founded in 1887 by gold miners who were working in the Red Rover Mine. It was named after Acton, Massachusetts by one of the miners. Two of the best-known gold mines located in Acton were mined for gold, copper, and titanium ore that continued into the early 1900's.In the late 1880's,Acton started to become more of a ranching and farming community. In 1889, Acton's first hotel and its first saloon, the 49er was opened, and it is still open for business today. You can tie off your horse on a side rail while you visit the saloon. The bank in the same shopping center was seen in the Clint Eastwood movie "Blood Work". California Governor, Henry T.Gage (1899-1903)once considered Acton for the state capitol of California and owned the Governor Mine, hence the name. He sought to relocate the capital to Acton. This effort ultimately failed and the capital was not moved from Sacramento.
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