Listed below are the population and steets of New Almaden City, CA. These data can be useful for travelers to explore the area. The city is home to a quicksilver mine museum, but has remained virtually unchanged for over 170 years.
The city is split into districts. Silver Creek and Almaden Valley are considered the most affluent. Both areas are known for their beautiful landscapes and are close to several popular attractions. However, they do not have many affordable housing options. The city's "outdated" Evergreen Development Policy, which was adopted in 1976, restricts housing development in the two neighborhoods. In addition, developers are only allowed to build 35 housing units per property, which may not be affordable to many residents.