Dogtown, Tulare County, California

Dogtown, Tulare County, California, is a ghost town near White River, California. It grew up along Coarse Gold Creek, 2 miles west of what is now White River during the Kern River Gold Rush. When the wagon road was built to the Kern River gold mines from Fountain Springs, the town relocated and was renamed Tailholt. Later it was renamed White River.^[1]

References

↑ Historic Spots in California, Third Edition, pg. 563 Tailholt, Tulare County

Municipalities and communities of Tulare County, California, United States

County seat: Visalia

Cities	Dinuba Exeter Farmersville Lindsay Porterville Tulare Visalia Woodlake

CDPs	Allensworth Alpaugh California Hot Springs Camp Nelson Cedar Slope Cutler Delft Colony Ducor Earlimart East Orosi East Porterville East Tulare Villa El Rancho Goshen Hartland Idlewild Ivanhoe Kennedy Meadows Lemon Cove Lindcove Linnell Camp London Matheny McClenney Tract Monson Orosi Panorama Heights Patterson Tract Pierpoint Pine Flat Pixley Plainview Ponderosa Poplar-Cotton Center Posey Poso Park Richgrove Rodriguez Camp Sequoia Crest Seville Silver City Springville Strathmore Sugarloaf Mountain Park Sugarloaf Saw Mill Sugarloaf Village Sultana Terra Bella Teviston Three Rivers Tipton Tonyville Tooleville Traver Waukena West Goshen Wilsonia Woodville Yettem

Unincorporated communities	Advance Angiola Auckland Badger Balance Rock Blanco Cairns Corner Calgro Johnsondale Kaweah North Dinuba Rocky Hill Ultra White River Yokohl Valley Zante

Ghost town	Dogtown Fountain Springs Packwood Station Stickneys Ferry Woodsville

Indian reservation	Tule River Reservation

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