Fulton: TV147 - US-101 : South Of River Road
Few places in California have a history as closely tied to farming and transportation as Fulton. This unincorporated community lies north of Santa Rosa along U.S. Route 101, the principal north–south highway through Sonoma County. Its setting belongs to a county where vineyards, orchards and other farmland have long shaped the economy alongside growing urban centres. The Russian River flows west of Fulton and drains much of this part of Northern California before reaching the Pacific. Fulton’s position on the 101 corridor places it between Santa Rosa’s services and the smaller communities of the Russian River area. Tree-lined roadsides and proximity to Sonoma County wine country give the locality a rural-urban character.
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Fulton has served as an agricultural settlement in Sonoma County since the late 19th century. Set on the Santa Rosa Plain, east of the Russian River, it lies within the low-lying countryside between Santa Rosa and the river valley. Vineyards and farms remain an important part of this corner of Northern California, reflecting Sonoma County’s long-established reputation for wine production. Fulton itself is a small unincorporated community, but its location places it close to the larger cultural and culinary scene of Santa Rosa and the Russian River area. Browse additional webcams from Sonoma County to extend your view of California’s Russian River country.
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