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Benicia is located in Solano County northeast of San Francisco between Vallejo and Concord along US Highway 780 near Suisun and San Pablo bays. The population estimate for July 1, 1998 was 26,851, an increase of 2,414 since 1990.
Benicia is part of the Vallejo-Fairfield-Napa, California metro area.
It was named after the wife of Gen. Mariano Vallejo, the last Mexican governor of California. It also served as the state capital for one year, from 1853 to 1854.
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Reviewed By: bearlover, 00/00/0000 12:00:00 AM
Arts Benicia (Arts, Visual Arts)
Benicia Antique Shop (Antiques)
Benicia Bay Company (Shopping)
Benicia Community Arts (Arts, Visual Arts)
Benicia Garden & Nursery (Gardens)
Benicia Historical Museum at Camel Barns (Museums, History Museums)
Benicia Marina (Marinas)
Benicia Public Library (Libraries)
Benicia State Recreation Area (Parks)
Benicia Yacht Club (Marinas)
Best Western Heritage Inn (Hotels and Motels)
Bookshop Benicia (Books)
Cafe Benicia (Restaurants)
California House Site (Historic Buildings)
Camellia Tea Room (Restaurants)
Cliff's Pleasant View (Restaurants)
Corbett-Choynski Fight Site (Recreation and Sports)
Eastgate Christian Church (Churches)
First Street Cafe (Restaurants)
Hagen's House of Clocks (Antiques)
Hale King (Vacation Rentals)
Inn At Benicia Bay (Hotels and Motels)
Inn at Benicia Bay (Bed and Breakfasts)
Jurgensen's Saloon (Historic Buildings)
Masonic Hall (Historic Buildings)
Pizza Pirate (Restaurants)
Pop's Old Capitol Creamery (Restaurants)
Sala Thai (Restaurants)
Transcontinental Train Ferry Dock Site (Historic Sites)
Union Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
Vallejo-Benicia Real Estate (Real Estate)
William Morris Studio (Shopping)
Young Ladies Seminary (Historic Buildings)
Zellique Art Glass (Art Galleries)
