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If you have never been to Plymouth we invite you to come visit us. Plymouth is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range and is located on Historic Highway 49 just south of Placerville. Plymouth is in the heart of the Gold Country. When you visit Plymouth you can enjoy our beautiful roads while visiting our many wineries and the Amador flower farm .
Every year Plymouth is also the host of the Amador County Fair. This year the fair starts July 29 through August 1. The theme of the fair this year is "It's a Jungle out there", click here for more information.
Historical fact:
The town was born in 1871. The Empire Store building is one structure remaining from the mining days, along with the Methodist Episcopal Church, the first in the region when it was founded in 1853.
Today:
Today the population is over 980 people. The city is at an elevation of 1,086 ft. Which allows you to get away from the valley heat during the summer and enjoy the country life.
Plymouth is also known as the "gateway to the Shenandoah Valley" boasting 21 wineries.
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