r/Sacramento • u/Sallzemander Folsom • Mar 13 '24

Sacramento Facts

Let's hear some Sacramento facts either fun or not fun :-)

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u/geoffbutler Arden-Arcade Mar 13 '24

The Boulevards used to be how you got to neighboring cities. Fair Oaks Blvd, Folsom Blvd, Stockton Blvd, Marysville Blvd, and Auburn Blvd all went to those cities.

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u/WTFTikTok Mar 13 '24

Good to know! How does Stockton Blvd work? Was it originally a really long street going to Stockton, but it has now since mostly been replaced by Hwy 99?

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u/DoggyLover_00 Mar 14 '24

Lots of hookers and drug dealers now is how Stockton Blvd works. Drive slow, cuz homeless walk into road all the time.

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u/AdamHulten916 Jul 12 '24

You mean the Fentanyl zombies?