Palo Cedro, Census-designated place in Shasta County, California, United States.
Palo Cedro is a small town in Shasta County, Northern California, situated about 8 miles east of Redding. The community has local shops, dining options, and serves as a gateway to outdoor recreation in the surrounding area.
The area had its first post office established in the 1880s as Albertson, then became Roberts, and was renamed Palo Cedro in 1893. These name changes trace the community's evolving early history.
The Wintu Native Americans established their primary settlement along Cottonwood Creek, developing strong connections to this Northern California territory.
The area has several local restaurants and shops for everyday needs and dining. The location makes it easy to reach hiking trails and outdoor activities in the nearby natural surroundings.
Country music performer Merle Haggard selected Palo Cedro as his residence, remaining in the community until his death in 2016.
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