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Community Service District, which controls the town's sewage treatment facility and water supply. The town's water originally came from a property 0.93 miles (1.5 km) east of Weott. It now comes from a spring west of town, across the Eel River. The California State Parks has tried to provide Weott with alternatives to the spring, which is on State Parks land, including constructing a well on the Weott side of the river in 2003. This well had too much sediment, though, and was not usable. The WCSD has surveyed lands in the surrounding watershed but has yet to find an alternative water source. In summer, early morning and late evening fog typically protect the area from temperature extremes. Though daytime highs occasionally reach into the high 30 °C (86 °F)s, they are more typically below 86 °F (30 °C). Due to its proximity to the ocean and its position in the shadow of 3,380-foot-high (1,030 m) Grasshopper Peak, the area has an intense rainy season lasting from November through May. Locals report typical annual accumulations of 79 inches (2,000 mm), though the range is 28 to 98 inches (700 to 2,500 mm). Due to its moist climate, the town is surrounded on most sides by redwoods. Though most of the redwoods are second growth, the adjacent
692:, a rare phenomenon in which a warm mass of moist Pacific air, a flow of cold air from an Alaskan high, a low pressure trough off the coast and a strong westerly air flow with gusts up to 50 mph (80 km/h), created the greatest flood in the recorded history of California's North Coast. The storm was so intense that it destroyed 26 U.S. Geological Survey stream gauges. As a result, much of the flood data comes from qualitative reports and post-flood estimates. Other northern California rivers, such as the Russian, Eel, Klamath and Rogue Rivers, also rose to unprecedented heights. Rainfall totals as high as 30 inches (760 mm) were recorded for the 9-day period of the storm and 11 inches (290 mm) for the 24-hour period between December 21 and 22. The South Fork of the Eel River is estimated to have peaked at nearly 200,000 cubic feet per second (5,700 m/s) at a station 12 miles (20 km) south of Weott, nearly 2,800 cubic feet per second (80 m/s) greater than the 1955 flood. Tens of small towns were inundated. One of the worst hit was Weott.
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2010 and rebuilt. There is one community center, Milligan Hall, named after a long-time resident. This building was the town’s schoolhouse from 1923–1954 and later a Legion Hall. At least once the surrounding land was used as a Cal Fire tent camp, presumably for firefighting. At one time, the town had two churches, Faith Chapel
Assembly of God and the non-denominational Weott Christian Church. The Weott Christian Church, which was established in 1954, has had its non-profit status suspended until it comes into compliance with the California Franchise Tax Board or the Office of the Secretary of State. The Faith Chapel is still functioning.
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but was lost in the flood of 1964. When the residents submitted a request to the United States Postal
Service for a post office in that year, however, they had to decide on a definitive name. At least one source records that the residents were required to do this because there was already a town named McKee in California, but this appears to not be true. Another source says that a naming contest led to the name Weott, yet another that the
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Sunday in May. Local gardeners enter prized roses and other flowers from their gardens for a chance to win ribbons and prizes. The show also includes plant sales, food and other crafts. There are various seasonal activities at the
Humboldt Redwoods State Park headquarters, including guided nature walks and Christmas tree lightings.
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Rockefeller Forest, the largest contiguous stand of old growth redwoods still in existence. Weott is located close to Giant Tree, a 354-foot-tall (108 m) redwood, and the Dyerville Giant, a 371-foot-tall (113 m) redwood that
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Burlington areas. Weott's local services are run by the
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Highway 101, was for many years home to the Sequoia Hotel, a restaurant, a Union 76 gasoline station and a company that made redwood curios. None of these businesses has survived. 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) south of Weott is Burlington Campground, which also
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station and the public, tuition-free, TK-9 Agnes J. Johnson
Charter School. The Charter School will serve all students in grades TK-12 by 2025. The Charter School, authorized by Humboldt County Board of Education, draws from several communities in the area. The Cal Fire station was torn down in
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Association championship for several years. There is a large spaghetti feed at Weott's
Milligan Hall for the runners before the races. Since 1951, Weott has also been host to the Southern Humboldt Garden Club Flower Show. It is currently held at the Agnes J. Johnson Elementary School on the fourth
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The population age distribution was spread out relatively evenly: under 18 years, 18.8%, from 18 to 24, 6.9%, from 25 - 44, 23.3%, from 45 - 64, 38.2% and 65 and older 12.8%. The median age was 45.6 years. For every 100 females, there were 102.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there
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has taken place on the second Sunday of October since 1976. It now also includes 5 km and 21.1 km races. The 21.1 kilometres (13.1 mi) race has served as the Pacific Association of the
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