Putah Creek Wildlife Area

Putah Creek Wildlife Sanctuary covers the steep sloping cotton white forest, Blue Oak forest, 673 acres of gentle spread and slopes to the collapsed natural community. Among the species supported by these habitats are California fur like, Brock's Oriol seed, Tunohashi etc. There are only a few. This area is immediately downstream of Monticellodam and Cold Creek enters Putakuku, including Cold Canyon Reserve in Stevens.

This area can be burned with the fire of Wragg in the summer of 2015. While these ecosystems adapt to fires, maintaining an established route will speed recovery

Puta Creek, located in the southeastern corner of Monticellodam, in the southeastern corner of the lake leaves Napa County, becomes the boundary between Yoro County and Solano County, and flows into the Puta Conversion Dam (PDD) of about 13 kilometers (8.1 miles). Most of the water passes south to the Sorano County user through the Petanan Canal. In this section, Xiaoxi offers great fishing opportunities throughout the year. The California State Fisheries and Wildlife Service requires regulations to "capture and release" in this part of the stream and to use unbalanced artificial bait. The California Environmental Sanitation Hazard Assessment Office (OEHHA) developed a safe meal consultation for fish captured at Puta Creek based on local species mercury or PCB content.

Putah Creek Wildlife Sanctuary covers the steep sloping cotton white forest, Blue Oak forest, 673 acres of gentle spread and slopes to the collapsed natural community. Among the species supported by these habitats are California fur like, Brock's Oriol seed, Tunohashi etc. There are only a few. This area is immediately downstream of Monticellodam and Cold Creek enters Putakuku, including Cold Canyon Reserve in Stevens.

Beneath Lake Solano, Putakuruku flows 37 kilometers (23 miles) before reaching the artificial route to the Yorobai pass and the Sacramento River. In this section, Putah Creek first received McCune Creek, then received the last tributary Dry Creek. After the Dry Creek interchange, it goes through Winterstown to Interstate 505. From there, Putah Creek Pass goes east parallel to Putah Creek Road and continues to Stevenson Bridge Road. Although Putakuruku was flowing near the Davis City Center of the University of California Davis Botanical Gardens, the earliest settlers turned the creek in the south of Davis in 1871 and in the latter half of the 1940's the Army Engineering Corps was the current South Fork Creek The flood embankment was added to. The county line goes south a few miles east of Davis, but South Folkptack Creek follows the south of Davis, 400 miles southwest of Sacramento deep-sea channel. Enter the Yoroba path