(We Chinese in America Media Editor Tang Zhao, March 29, 2022)  What are the best California counties for retirement? How is the ranking? Where to finally settle is the most important decision for people who have been busy all their lives preparing to retire. Perhaps like buying a home, the most important thing to say three times is "location". The top 10 California counties and cities for retirement, according to stacker.com, a website that analyzes and shares information, excludes Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties in Southern California. and Ventura County.

For seniors over 65 years of age, the more life experience, the considerations are also very specific, namely cost of living, government public services, health care facilities, overall climate conditions, community security, outdoor activities, dining venues, cultural and recreational opportunities, etc. In fact, for many young people, these factors also need to be fully considered when choosing a new home.

Using data provided by Niche, stacker.com, a data-analytics sharing company, compiled a list of the best retirement counties in California, all ranked based on a combination of major factors, including cost of living, health care, entertainment and weather, and of course location matters. Below is a list of the top ten.

1.Amador County: Jackson, Lone, Sutter Creek.

Amador Wine Country (Image from Lantern Press)

2.Marin County: San Anselmo, Corte Madera, Larkspur.

Marin County (Image from Facebook.com)

3.Nevada County : Truckee (Truckee), Nevada City, Lake of the Pines.

Nevada County (Image from iStockphoto.com)

4.El Dorado County: El Dorado Hills County, Camino County, South Lake Tahoe

El Dorado County (Image from iStockphoto.com)

5.Calaveras County: Angeles, Valley Springs, Rancho Calaveras.

Calaveras County (Image from Getty Image)

6.Shasta County : Shasta (Shasta), Redding (Redding), Burney (Burney).

Shasta County (Image from iStockphoto.com)

7.Tuolumne County: Sonora, Twain Harte, Mono Vista.

Tuolumne County (Image from visit California.com)

8 Placer County: Olympus Pointe, Johnson Ranch, Highland Reserve.

Placer County (Image from Paperback.com)

The ninth and tenth-place counties are San Mateo County and Plumas County, respectively.

San Mateo County (Image from iStockphoto.com)

Plumas County (Image from Plumascounty.us)

Let’s take a close look of the one ranked the first :Amador County. Amador County is located in the heart of California's gold country, rural Amador County has retained much of its gold rush era atmosphere, even as modern times have influenced the populace and the landscape. In the early days, life was quite rugged here, and lumberjacks, hard-rock miners, and railroad men were a common sight. Today much of the community's stunning natural setting remains nearly as sylvan and pristine as it was when the county was incorporated in 1854. Proud of an extensive and colorful history that includes mining, lumber, mountaineering, Native Americans, wine making, agriculture, and railroads, Amador County residents truly enjoy this slowly evolving place they call home. (Image from Arcadia Publishing)

(Source: Compiled from Online Information)

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