Wilsonville, California

Wilsonville is a former settlement in Nevada County, California. Along with Spenceville and Hacketville, Wilsonville was established southwest of Rough and Ready during the 1865-1866 copper mining boom.[1]

Wilsonville
Former settlement
Country	United States
State	California
County	Nevada County

References

Hoover, Mildred Brooke; Douglas E. Kyle; Hero Rensch (2002). Historic spots in California (5 ed.). Stanford University Press. p. 255. ISBN 0-8047-4482-3.

Municipalities and communities of Nevada County, California, United States
County seat: Nevada City
Cities and towns	Grass Valley Nevada City Truckee	Nevada County map
CDPs	Alta Sierra Floriston Graniteville Kingvale‡ Lake of the Pines Lake Wildwood North San Juan Penn Valley Rough and Ready Soda Springs Washington
Unincorporated communities	Alta Hill Alta Vista Park Bitney Corner Carpenter Valley Casey Corner Cedar Ridge Chicago Park Coleman Crystal Lake Dew Drop French Corral Forest Knolls Gaston Gateway Gold Flat Higgins Corner Hills Flat Hinton Hirschdale Kres Lake City Marsh Mill Mooney Flat Mystic Newtown Norden North Bloomfield North Columbia Peardale Pinecrest Polaris Relief Scotts Flat Sebastopol Spring Hill The Oaks Town Talk Union Mills Willow Valley Wolf You Bet
Ghost towns	Alpha Badger Hill Baltimore Town Bear Valley Birchville Blue Tent Boca Boston Ravine Brass Wire Bar Bridgeport Bronco Buena Vista Camp Spaulding Chalk Bluff Cherokee Coyoteville Democrat Eagle Bird Farad Forest Spring French Lake Gelatt Glenbrook Gold Hill Hacketville Hobart Mills Hunt's Hill Iceland Indian Springs Jones Bar Kentucky Flat La Barr Meadows Langs Little York Lowell Hill Malakoff Maybert Meadow Lake Moores Flat Omega Orleans Flat Prosser Prosser Creek Providence Red Dog Remington Hill Rose's Corral Shands Shelby Flat Snow Point Snow Tent Spenceville Sunset View Sweetland Tsekankan Union Hill Ustoma Waloupa Wilsonville Wokodot Woolsey Flat Yamako
Footnotes	‡This CDP also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
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