Oro Fino, California facts for kids
Oro Fino means "Fine Gold" in Spanish. It was once a busy gold mining town in California, especially during the 1850s. Today, it's considered a populated place within Siskiyou County, California, near Fort Jones.
What is Oro Fino?
Oro Fino was an important spot during the California Gold Rush. Many people came here hoping to find gold. It was known as a gold mining town because of the valuable gold found in the area.
Where is Oro Fino Located?
Oro Fino is in Siskiyou County, California. This area doesn't have its own city government, so it's called an "unincorporated" place. It's located about 2,871 feet (875 meters) above sea level. Even though Oro Fino was once a separate town, any addresses for Oro Fino today are considered part of Fort Jones.
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