Located in the crossroads of California’s major roadways, waterways and rail lines, just about everyone and everything travels through West Sacramento. The convenience and efficiency of being located in the heart of our nation’s most populous state could be the advantage your business is looking for.

Size 23.3 square miles Industrial Sites Riverside Centre:  76 acres Seaway International Trace Center:  274 acres Southport Business Park:  672 acres 382 Available Buildings (over 4,000 square ft) 1,221,005 square ft of Vacant Space 14,544,071 square ft of Total Space Office Sites Riverside Centre:  86 acres Seaway International Trade Center:  73 acres Business Park Retail Sites Riverpoint Plaza:  8 acres, 6 Highway Commercial Lots Riverpoint Retail:  92 acres Average Temperatures January High 54 Low 40 April High 72 Low 48 July High 93 Low 60 October High 78 Low 53 Transportation Air Sacramento International (12 mi) Transportation Surface Interstates: I-80, I-5, Business 80 Highways: US 99, US 50, State 84 and 275 Rail: UP, SP Main Line, Yolo Shortline Shipping: Port of Sacramento Rivers: Sacramento River, American River Miles to Northern California Cities Oakland 78 miles San Francisco 85 miles San Jose 119 miles Santa Rosa 96 miles Stockton 55 miles Modesto 75 miles Fresno 172 miles Lake Tahoe 106 miles Reno (Nevada) 134 miles Redding 168 miles Sacramento adjacent Miles to Major Recreation Areas Yosemite National Park 172 Point Reyes National Park 115 Tahoe Ski Resorts 98 San Francisco 85 Sierra Nevada Camping/Fishing 65 Napa Valley 59 Six Flags Marine World 57 Sacramento River Boating Local Major Shopping Areas Country West Center Harbor Central Jefferson Boulevard Central Safeway Marketplace Population 1980 - 24,521 1990 - 28,650 1996 - 30,250 2000 - 31,615 2001 - 32,250 2020 (projected) - 78,700

Income Median Household 1999 - $31,718 Per Capita 1999 - $15,245 Mortgage Status of Owner Occupied Housing Units with a Mortgage (2000) Median - $1,070 Number of Housing Units 1996 - 11,835 2000 - 12,133 Employed (as of March 99) 30,524 Jobs in West Sacramento 13,159 Resident Labor Force 625,319 Local Labor Market (Yolo/Sacramento Counties) Top 25 Major Area Firms U.S. Post Office United Parcel Service Washington Unified School District Cal Fed Bank Raley's / Bel Air Viking Freight System, Inc. Dade MicroScan Fleming Foods First Health Corporation City of West Sacramento Farmer's Rice Cooperative Treasure Chest Advertising Co. Roadway Express, Inc. Clark Pacific MTS Inc./Tower Records Nor-Cal Beverages Tony's Fine Foods Idexx Veterinary Services, Inc./CVD McKesson Drug Co. Flowmaster KOVR-13 Rex Moore Electrical Crum & Crum River City Baseball/Sacramento RiverCats Williams Communication Average Home Price $112,132 (West Sacramento) $155,000 (median Sacramento County 2001) Typical Rent For Two-Bedroom Apartment $500 to $800 monthly Average Cost of Residential Water, Garbage and Sewer $68.02 monthly (Water $29.63, Sewer $22.99, and Refuse $16.60 a month) Police Personnel 54 sworn police officers 9 sergeants 5 executive sworn officers 35 non-sworn personnel 103 Total Fire Personnel and Paramedics 56 Total