- or "stag") was made in a
similar way to a mast
horse, but
using a long, two- or three-pronged
hayfork that
formed from its horns,
covered in a
white sheet...
-
Hayfork Cr**** is a
tributary of the
South Fork
Trinity River in
Northern California in the
United States. At over 50
miles (80 km) long, it is the river's...
- Cr****
Rancho Tehama Red
Bluff Tehama Big Bar
Burnt Ranch Douglas City
Hayfork Hyampom Junction City
Lewiston Mad
River Salyer Trinity Center Weaverville...
-
epidemic of 1842. The
explorer Jedediah Smith and his
party came
through the
Hayfork area in 1828,
killing several local people to
intimidate the
others and...
- 9% 78.1%
Hawthorne Los
Angeles 84,293 47.0% 18.7% 6.2% 27.1% 0.9% 53.0%
Hayfork Trinity 2,063 83.9% 10.9% 3.6% 0.0% 1.6% 7.7%
Hayward Alameda 142,936 36...
-
Hayfork, at an
elevation of 2,500 feet (760 m). As many as 100
people once
lived there. In 2018, KQED
reported that
there were "just a few old
horse barns...
-
southwest of
Hayfork. It has a U.S.
Forest Service Fire station, and a
store that is now closed. Mail and
telephone service is from
Hayfork. Its former...
-
County sheriff William H.
Dixon killed more than 150
Wintu people in the
Hayfork Valley of California, in
retaliation for the
killing of Col. John Anderson...
- sides,
allowing the hay
within to cure.
People who
handle the hay may use
hayforks or
pitchforks to move or
pitch the hay in
building hay****s and haystacks...
- Tang o Tang Cr****
Horse Linto Cr****
Willow Cr****
South Fork
Trinity River Madden Cr****
Grouse Cr****
Mosquito Cr****
Buckeye Cr****
Hayfork Cr****
Corral Cr****...
