Napa, CA
| U.S. News Ratings | |
| Population: | 75,719 |
| Crime: | Low |
| Cost of Living: | High |
| Health Care: | Comprehensive |
| Housing Price: | High |
| Income: | Low |
Climate
The plentiful wine grapes are a result of Napa's moderate climate and ample rainfall November through March.
Cultural Attractions
The Napa Valley wine train runs year round and is a three-hour gourmet dining excursion aboard a restored Pullman lounge car.
Recreation
For those who are adventurous, Balloons Above the Valley offers a tour of Napa Valley in a hot-air balloon as well as a champagne brunch surrounded by vineyards, rose bushes, and an organic vegetable garden.
Historical
Although Napa is known for its wine today, its original attraction was the gold rush of the late 1850s.
Economy
Red wine grapes in Napa County account for nearly $315 million in revenue, while white wine grapes account for only $70 million.
| Population [details] | 75,719 |
| Percentage of population under 50 | 68.7% |
| Children per square mile [details] | 816.5 |
| Percentage of population who are college educated | 29.40% |
| High/low January temperature [details] | 62.91 °F/40.79 °F |
| High/low July temperature [details] | 105.58 °F/79.85 °F |
| Annual precipitation [details] | 6.79 in. |
| Total crime risk [details] | 53 |
| Cost of living [details] | 119.1 |
| State sales tax | 7.25% |
| Closest city of 500,000+ (and distance) | San Francisco (33.12 miles) |
| Closest airport (and distance) | CHARLES M. SCHULZ - SONOMA COUNTY (31.00 miles) |
| Recreational activities [details] | Boating/Sailing, Golf, Skiing/Snowshoeing, Swimming, Trails and wildlife, Travel |
| Cultural activities | Books and reading, Charitable activities and contributions, Concerts, Cultural and art events, Current affairs, Gourmet food, Movie theaters, Museums, Wineries |
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