Directory of Gustine Resources

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Gustine, with a 2000 population of about 4,300, is located on the west side of Merced County near Interstate 5, about 30 miles west of Merced. The nearest incorporated place is Newman, just across the Stanislaus County line to the north. Gustine was established in 1895 and incorporated in 1915. Like many west side communities, Gustine is within commuting range of the San Francisco Bay area and expects an increasing population.

Subcategories

• Education

Resources in This Category

• City of Gustine

  http://www.cityofgustine.com/
  Official city site includes information on city government, history, industry and lifestyle, and the chamber of commerce.

• Gustine Historical Society

  http://www.gustinehistoricalsociety.org/
  Includes purpose, activities, area history, books and videos, and membership information.

• Gustine Municipal Code

  https://www.municode.com/library/ca/gustine/codes/code_of_ordinances
  Provides access to the general and permanent ordinances and building codes in a searchable, easy to read format.

• San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area

  http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=558
  Official state park department listing provides brief directions, boating information, and local history for reservoir in the hills near Pacheco Pass.

• The Our Lady of Miracles Fiesta

  http://kathrynmaffei.tripod.com/
  Personal page of Kathryn Maffei provides information on the festival, a Portuguese heritage event held annually in Gustine, and promotes her CD of Portuguese folk music.

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