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Neals Diggins, California

Neals Diggins (also, Neals Diggings;^[1] later, Adamstown, Adamsville, and Adams Bar) is a former settlement and mining camp in Butte County, California, United States.^[2] It was located on the Feather River upstream from Oroville, on the opposite bank from Long's Bar.^[2] It was founded by Sam Neal, a local rancher,^[1] in 1848.^[2] Later that year, George Adams re-established the place and named it for himself.

References

^ ^a ^b Miller, Donald C. (1978). Ghost Towns of California. Boulder, Colorado: Pruett Publishing Company. p. 124. ISBN 0871085178.
^ ^a ^b ^c Durham, David L. (1998). California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State. Quill Driver Books. p. 289. ISBN 9781884995149.

v · d · eMunicipalities and communities of Butte County, California

County seat: Oroville

Cities and towns	Biggs \| Chico \| Gridley \| Oroville \| Paradise

CDPs	Bangor \| Berry Creek \| Butte Creek Canyon \| Butte Meadows \| Butte Valley \| Cherokee \| Clipper Mills \| Cohasset \| Concow \| Durham \| Forbestown \| Forest Ranch \| Honcut \| Kelly Ridge \| Magalia \| Nord \| Oroville East \| Palermo \| Rackerby \| Richvale \| Robinson Mill \| South Oroville \| Stirling City \| Thermalito \| Yankee Hill

Unincorporated communities	Anita \| Barber \| Big Bar \| Big Bend \| Blavo \| Brush Creek \| Camp Eighteen \| Cana \| Centerville \| Chapmantown \| Craig \| Cresta \| Dayton \| Deadwood \| DeSabla \| Dodge Place \| Dodgeland \| East Biggs \| East Gridley \| Elsey \| Esquon \| Fagan \| Feather Falls \| Helltown \| Hughes Place \| Hurleton \| Inskip \| Irish Town \| James \| Jonesville \| Junction House \| Kister \| Kramm \| Lomo \| Lovelock \| Lumpkin \| Mayaro \| Merrills Landing \| Merrimac \| Mineral Slide \| Nelson \| Nelsons Crossing \| Nimshew \| Oak Grove \| Old Forbestown \| Oregon City \| Oroleve \| Oroville Junction \| Paradise Pines \| Parkhill \| Peachton \| Pentz \| Poe \| Powellton \| Pulga \| Ramada \| Rancho Llano Seco \| Riceton \| Richardson Springs \| Robinsons Corner \| Roble \| Rogerville \| Shippee \| Stirling Junction \| Sunnyslope \| The Pines \| Toadtown \| Vista Robles \| Wicks Corner \| Wyandotte

Ghost towns	Appleton \| Avon \| Bagdad \| Bauka \| Bayu \| Berdan \| Bidwell \| Bidwell's Bar \| Big Ripples \| Blinzing \| Bloomer \| Brush \| Butte Creek \| Center Ville \| Chandon \| Channel \| Chardon \| Clear Creek \| Colbys Landing \| Coutolenc \| Craig \| Crouch \| David \| Dawlytown \| Diamondville \| Dredge \| Enterprise \| Eskini \| Evans \| Evansville \| Flea Valley \| Gimbal \| Gold Lake \| Greenland \| Gridley Colony Number One \| Gridley Colony Number Two \| Hamilton \| Haselbusch \| Hawk Ravine \| Hokomo \| Holhoto \| Honcut City \| Hume \| Hylandville \| Intake \| Isaiah \| Johnson \| Kalkalya \| Kulaiapto \| Land \| Las Plumas \| Lava Beds \| Long's Bar \| Lorraine \| Losee \| Luce \| Lynchburg \| Martinsburgh \| McKay Meadow \| Michopdo \| Mill City \| Millers Ranch \| Mortimer \| Moseley \| Mulberry \| Neals Diggins \| Nelson Bar \| New Blinzing \| Oak Arbor \| Ololopa \| Omit Bar \| Optimo \| Oregon Bar \| Orloff \| Ostrander \| Otaki \| Pacific Heights \| Paki \| Paradise Flat \| Phillips Corner \| Pipers \| Platts \| Pond \| Potter's Bar \| Powellton Meadow \| Quartz \| Richland \| Rio Seco \| Rock Creek \| Savona \| Soto \| South Fork \| Speedway \| Stanwood \| Summit \| Sundale \| Sunusi \| Swayne \| Swedes Flat \| Sycamore Crossing \| Tadoiko \| Taikus \| Tarr's Ranch \| Tilden \| Tolle's Old Diggings \| Totoma \| Tsuka \| Virginia Mills \| Wagners \| Wagstaff \| Ward \| West Branch \| Whiskey Flat (east) \| Whiskey Flat (west) \| Yankee Flat \| Yauko \| Yuman

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Former settlements in Butte County, California
Former populated places in California
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