Tourist Guide Sonoma
Sonoma, a historically momentous city, is located in the Sonoma Valley, California, USA. Today, Sonoma is home to the nationally renowned Sonoma Valley Film Festival and is a hub of wine industry for the Sonoma Valley AVA Appellation. As of the 200 census, the population of Sonoma was 9,128. Sonoma has an area of about 2.65 sq mi and the close by regions include San Pablo Bay, Pacific Ocean, Jake County, Mendocino County, Solano County, Marin County, Napa County and Sonoma County. The city has a characteristic Mediterranean weather with cool, jet winters and hot, dry summers. During the month of February, the typical low is 37.3 degree Fahrenheit and the normal high is 58.4 degree Fahrenheit. According to the 2000 census, there were 2,361 families, 4,373 households and 9,128 people residing in the city. The racial makeup of Sonoma was 93.80%25 white, 0.34%25 Native American, 0.36%25 African American, 0.05%25 Pacific Islander, 1.70%25 Asian, 2.14%25 from two or more races and 1.61%25 from other races.
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