Central Valley of California Designated Area

The San Joaquin, Sacramento Valleys and Bay Area of California Designated Area, or the Central Valley and Bay Area of California Designated Area, or shortened as the Central Valley of California Designated Area, is an autonomous urban entity in Central California in the United States.
== Cities ==
== History ==
=== Background ===
=== Modern History ===
== Politics ==
=== Laws ===
=== Disputes ===
==== Red Bluff Subdivision ====
==== Gilroy Subdivision ====
==== Will Baker ====
On June 7th, 2498, Will Baker proposed for his former gas station, Go-Go Gas in Needles, California, to be an exclave of the Central Valley of California Designated Area. Residents of Needles and residents and government officials of the Central Valley opposed his proposal. Later, on July 14th, 2498, he proposed that the city of Twentynine Palms should be another exclave. The city declined and even threatened war on Will Baker specifically. Later proposals included five homes in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, a small strip of beach in the San Diego metro area, the city of Redding, California and the west side of Anderson, a suburb of Redding, Half Dome in Yosemite National Park, El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, and a small stretch of land that is a maximum width of half a mile that extends for 90 miles along the California-Oregon border named "The Borderlands". All proposals were declined, including the full name:
San Joaquin, Sacramento Valleys, Go-Go Gas, a Private-Owned Former Gas Station Now Horribly Damaged in Needles, California, Twentynine Palms, a Desert City in San Bernardino County, California, and the Gateway to Joshua Tree National Park, Five Designated Land Area Homes of What Is Surrounded By Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, Beachland in the San Diego Area Because Bay Area Beaches Are Horrible, The Cities of Redding and Anderson, California, Half Dome and El Capitan, Prominent Natural Sites in Yosemite National Park, The Borderlands, and Bay Area of California Designated Area