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Editable Vector Map of the Sacramento California US in SVG format.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Sacramento, the capital city of California, is known for its diverse neighborhoods, vibrant streets, and historic districts. Here’s a breakdown of some of the principal streets, roads, and key city districts in Sacramento:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. Capitol Mall: This street runs west to east from the Tower Bridge to the State Capitol, offering a picturesque view of the Capitol building.
2. J Street: A major thoroughfare that runs east-west, J Street is known for its lively atmosphere with many restaurants, shops, and businesses.
3. K Street: Parallel to J Street, K Street is partially pedestrianized and features the Downtown Commons (DOCO) area, Golden 1 Center, and various entertainment options.
4. Broadway: Running through the Oak Park and Land Park neighborhoods, Broadway is home to a mix of historic and modern establishments.
5. Stockton Boulevard: This major north-south route passes through multiple neighborhoods and is known for its diverse array of ethnic restaurants and shops.
6. Franklin Boulevard: Known for its multicultural vibe, Franklin Boulevard features many local businesses and eateries.
7. El Camino Avenue: A major east-west road that traverses several residential neighborhoods and connects with major highways.
8. Folsom Boulevard: Running from downtown Sacramento to the eastern suburbs, Folsom Boulevard is a key commercial corridor.
9. Freeport Boulevard: Serving the Land Park and South Land Park areas, Freeport Boulevard is lined with residential areas, parks, and local businesses.

Key City Districts

1. Downtown Sacramento: The heart of the city, featuring the State Capitol, Capitol Park, the Golden 1 Center, and numerous government buildings, businesses, and cultural attractions.
2. Midtown Sacramento: Known for its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and vibrant arts scene, Midtown is a hub for dining, nightlife, and shopping.
3. Old Sacramento: A historic district along the Sacramento River, featuring preserved buildings from the Gold Rush era, museums, shops, and restaurants.
4. East Sacramento: A residential neighborhood known for its beautiful homes, including the Fab Forties, and close proximity to the American River Parkway.
5. Land Park: A primarily residential area, home to William Land Park, which includes the Sacramento Zoo, Fairytale Town, and a golf course.
6. Tahoe Park: A family-friendly neighborhood with a large park and a growing number of local eateries and shops.
7. Oak Park: A historic and culturally diverse neighborhood with a strong sense of community, home to the Broadway Triangle District and the Guild Theater.
8. Natomas: A rapidly growing area north of downtown, including North Natomas and South Natomas, known for newer developments, parks, and the Sacramento International Airport.
9. Arden-Arcade: An unincorporated area east of Sacramento, featuring a mix of residential, commercial, and retail establishments, including the Arden Fair Mall.
10. Pocket-Greenhaven: A suburban neighborhood characterized by its riverside location, family-friendly atmosphere, and extensive green spaces.

These streets, roads, and districts make up the diverse and dynamic landscape of Sacramento, each contributing to the city’s unique character and charm.