Kulaiapto, California

Kulaiapto is a former Maidu settlement in Butte County, California. It was located between Feather Falls and Tsuka; its precise location is unknown.

References

• U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Kulaiapto, California^{[failed verification]}

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Municipalities and communities of Butte County, California, United States

County seat: Oroville

Cities and towns

• Biggs
• Chico
• Gridley
• Oroville
• Paradise

CDPs

• Bangor
• Berry Creek
• Butte Creek Canyon
• Butte Meadows
• Butte Valley
• Cherokee
• Clipper Mills
• Cohasset
• Concow
• Durham
• Forbestown
• Forest Ranch
• Honcut
• Kelly Ridge
• Magalia
• Nord
• Oroville East
• Palermo
• Rackerby‡
• Richvale
• Robinson Mill
• South Oroville
• Stirling City
• Thermalito
• Yankee Hill

Unincorporated
communities

• Big Bend
• Brush Creek
• Cana
• Centerville
• Dayton
• DeSabla
• East Gridley
• Feather Falls
• Helltown
• Hurleton
• Inskip
• Jonesville
• Lomo
• Lovelock
• Mayaro
• Merrimac
• Nelson
• Nimshew
• Old Forbestown
• Paradise Pines
• Powellton
• Pulga
• Richardson Springs
• Sunnyslope
• Toadtown
• Wyandotte

Ghost towns

• Bagdad
• Bauka
• Bayu
• Bidwell's Bar
• Coutolenc
• Diamondville
• Enterprise
• Eskini
• Flea Valley
• Hamilton
• Hokomo
• Holhoto
• Isaiah
• Kalkalya
• Kulaiapto
• Lumpkin
• Lynchburg
• Michopdo
• Neals Diggins
• Nelson Bar
• Ololopa
• Oregon City
• Otaki
• Paki
• Rock Creek
• Sunusi
• Tadoiko
• Taikus
• Totoma
• Tsuka
• Yauko
• Yuman

Footnotes

‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

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