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Roseville is the largest city in Placer County and it is centrally located just 20 miles northeast of Sacramento and between the Bay Area coast and the Sierra Foothills. 

Those looking for a taste of history can venture into the Roseville Telephone Museum and check out its extensive collection of antique telephones and memorabilia. The Carnegie Library and Historical Museum features a large railroad exhibit, historical musical instruments, and an interactive area for kids. Other museums in the area include the Maidu Museum and Historic Site and the Rocklin Historical Society and Museum. 

There are also many opportunities for outdoor recreation in and around Roseville. The Roseville area has more than 60 parks and more than 30 miles of trails, including the Miners Ravine Trail Loop, an 8.4-mile trail that is used for biking, hiking, and running year-round. Golfland Sunsplash is a waterpark that features more than 30 rides and attractions, including miniature golf and waterslides. Other locations for outdoor adventures include Quarry Park Adventures, Whitney Ranch, and Lake Natoma. 

Roseville is also home to several annual festivals and events, including the BerryFest Strawberry Festival, which is held in Royer Park and features foods, shopping, a petting zoo, carnival rides, a classic car show, live entertainment, cooking demos, and of course strawberries. Visitors can participate in a strawberry shortcake eating contest or take a selfie in the strawberry village. Other festivals and events in the area include the Taco Throwdown, Roseville Greek Food & Wine Festival, and the Pakistan Cultural Festival.  

To support its economy, Roseville depends on the retail trade, health care, clean technology and energy, and scientific and technical services industries. Roseville is also known as a regional shopping destination. The Westfield Galleria shopping mall, which is the second-largest shopping mall in Northern California, is an upscale luxury shopping center located in Roseville. 

Some of the city's major employers are Kaiser Permanente, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Union Pacific Railroad, the City of Roseville, Roseville Joint Union High School District, Roseville City School District, PRIDE Industries, and Adventist Health. 

The area that is now Roseville was once a stagecoach station called Griders. The Central Pacific Railroad and the California Central Railroad both crossed the area, creating a junction that later became Roseville. The city became incorporated in 1909, and according to 2010 U.S. Census data, it has a population of 118,788 people, and it is expected to grow to 139.117 people in 2018. 

With cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers, Roseville has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate.