As taken from the Book "The Dictionary of Early Shasta County History" 2nd Edition by Dottie Smith: A small description about most settlements is explained in the book. Towns/Settlements. Listed are all the towns settlements plus places that could have been a little more than just a stopping place or a place beside the road, or a railroad siding with a little settlement and a post office, or even a district. The date will be the established date unless otherwise stated. Camp Bailey - S of Kennett, later Copley, now under Shasta Lake Camp Gulch - 1850s Aiken Gulch Campton District - 1899 Keswick Canon City - 1848/1849 S Redding 1st in Redding area Carbon - 1885 E of Burney Cassel - 1887 Fiddletown, now Hat Creek Castella - 1880s first Castle Rock Castle Crags - 1892 N Castella Castle Rock - became Castella Cayton - 1884 N Burney Centerville - 1857 W Redding Central Valley - 1938 now Shasta Lake City 1993 Chestnut - railroad siding N. of Frazers siding Chicago - 1866 mining settlement Chinatowns - 1850s several - where the Chenese settled Chromite - settlement in N Sacramento River canyon Churntown - 1849 renamed Summit City, now Shasta Lake City Cinnabar - 1870s Castle Creek area Circle City - employee housing for Bully Hill Clarkville - 1856 Cottonwood Area Clear Creek Diggings - 1849 W Redding Cleveland - western Shasta Co. Cloverdale - formally Oak Highlands Coleman Powerhouse Settlement - 1910 W Cottonwood Conant - 1880s S Castella Copley - 1886 S Coram Copper City - 1852 aka Pittsburg, Brownsville, Williams Coram - 1906 S of now Shasta Dam Cottonwood - 1846 on Shasta/Tehama Co line Cuargo - S Keswick Culp - 1920s N Cottonwood my Shasta site Where these will be when finished. http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html Janie