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Yreka| Town and administrative headquarters of Siskiyou County, north California; population (1990) 6,900. It is located 162 km/101 mi northeast of Eureka, between the Klamath Mountains and the Cascade Range. An 1851 gold town, it subsequently became a ranching, lumbering, and trade centre, hub for an extensive forest and mountain area. The town serves as headquarters for the Klamath National Forest, and is a tourist centre noted for its restored buildings. |
| In 1941 it was briefly proposed as the capital of the would-be ‘State of Jefferson’, incorporating parts of north California and south Oregon. |
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| Thomas Naylor insists that the ideological diversity that brings together the environmentalist-bashing, property-rights activists of Yreka and anti-globalization leftists like Sale and himself is a feature, not a bug, of the push for political self-determination. Devoted mother of Denise Thomas & her husband Mike of Charlton, Ray & his wife Sarah of Hudson, Joanne of Cambridge, Bernard "Ted of Shirley, Patricia Salvo & her husband Michael of Lincolnville, ME & Kathleen Gebhardt & her husband Rob of Yreka, CA. ; Reedsport at Harrisburg Eagle Hoop Classic, Oakridge at Lost River Tournament, Yoncalla at Riddle Cow Creek Classic, South Umpqua, South Umpqua, Bandon at Gold Beach Pacific Rim Tournament, Lowell, Mohawk at Dufur Tournament, McKenzie at South Wasco County Tournament, Brookings at Yreka Tournament, Myrtle Point at Coquille Winter Lake Tournament. |
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