Cotati: TV171 - US-101 : SR-116
Cotati lies in Sonoma County’s Petaluma Valley, where low rolling hills mark the transition between the inland North Bay and California’s coastal ranges. The small city stands beside U.S. Route 101 and the eastern end of State Route 116, an important link across western Sonoma County toward Sebastopol and the coast. Its compact centre is arranged around La Plaza Park, an unusual hexagonal public square that gives Cotati a distinctive street pattern. Incorporated in 1963, Cotati has retained a modest civic core within the residential and commercial corridor it shares with nearby Rohnert Park. The Laguna de Santa Rosa, a major wetland system in the Russian River watershed, extends west of the city.
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Built around a planned hexagonal plaza, Cotati grew into a small Sonoma County city on the Santa Rosa Plain. It lies between Santa Rosa and Petaluma, in California’s North Bay wine country. The open plain extends between Sonoma Mountain and the Laguna de Santa Rosa, a broad wetland corridor flowing toward the Russian River. Cotati’s hexagonal downtown plaza remains its defining civic space, and each summer its streets host the Cotati Accordion Festival, dedicated to accordion music in many styles. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Sonoma County and California.
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