Natomas is a community in the northwestern section of the city of Sacramento, in the U.S. state of California. Natomas is generally divided into two areas by Interstate 80: North Natomas and South Natomas.

Due to the large amount of employment, retail, and entertainment, Natomas is known as one of the most important edge cities in the Greater Sacramento area. One of the major features found in Natomas is the Sleep Train Arena, which is the previous home of the Sacramento Kings.

A relatively new community, Natomas is home to parks and trails, family-friendly eateries and shopping areas, sure to please visitors and locals alike. If you’re hungry, check out its many taquerias and food trucks or head to the La Superior market along Northgate Boulevard to shop for authentic Mexican foods.

Natomas an ideal location for future employment, residential growth, mixed use development.

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Currently, 47.30 acres has been developed at North Natomas Regional Park, including a lake, landscaping, dog parks, bridges, walkways, and bikeways adjacent to the detention basin and drainage canals.

North Natomas Community Center 2631 New Market Drive, Sacramento. The State of Natomas is a fantastic opportunity to connect with community leaders, network with fellow members, and gain insight into the future of Natomas. And new this year, we are holding a silent auction!

• The Natomas Basin Conservancy, a non profit whose Board is appointed by City of Sacramento and County of Sutter, was created in 1997 and owns and manages 4,100 acres of preserve (see map), about half the ultimate mitigation area.

Natomas is a large housing development neighborhood northwest of downtown Sacramento. The area is loosely bordered by the American and Sacramento Rivers to the west and south, Elkhorn on the north, and the Natomas east main drainage canal to the east.

Natomas is a community with an abundance of parks and trails, family-friendly eateries and shopping areas. It’s also home to Discovery Park, which is part of the American River Parkway and one of the region’s largest green spaces, offering a variety of activities including boating, picnic areas and...