Lakes, Rivers & Waterways

Location: 38.0328477, -121.7741434 Mayberry Cut is a narrow water channel located within the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta. It functions as part of the region’s extensive system of sloughs and levees, helping to direct water flow...

Location: 38.0292247, -121.815968 Tags: – name: San Joaquin – natural: water – water: river

Location: 38.0373553, -121.7180123 The San Joaquin River is one of California’s major waterways, stretching over 300 miles and forming part of the intricate Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta system. While the river primarily flows through...

Location: 38.6474391, -121.20955 Tags: – name: Kaisa Pond – natural: water – water: pond

Location: 38.6573972, -121.1957544 Tags: – description: “Crater Pond” was created from the soil heap – name: Kratíras Pond – natural: water – salt: no – water: pond

Location: 38.6505652, -121.1802013 The Natoma Station Ponds are a series of small, scenic retention ponds located in the Natoma Station neighborhood of Folsom, part of the greater Sacramento metropolitan area. Designed for both stormwater...

Location: 38.5424365, -121.4981614 The Mayor Anne Rudin Peace Pond is a symbolic and reflective water feature named in honor of Sacramento’s first elected female mayor, Anne Rudin. Located in a quiet civic or memorial...

Location: 38.0843135, -121.7503717 The Sacramento River is the largest river in California and a vital natural landmark that runs directly through the city of Sacramento. Historically central to trade, transportation, and agriculture, the river...

Location: 38.6683886, -121.1861681 Minnewin Pond is a small, landscaped pond tucked within a quiet residential setting in Sacramento. Likely designed as a retention basin or ornamental lake, it supports local vegetation and wildlife while...

Location: 38.6569961, -121.1894049 Landen Pond is a peaceful neighborhood pond located in a residential area of Sacramento County. As with many urban retention ponds, it serves both as a visual feature and a functional...