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OH GOD SO TRUE.
100% accurate. They should distribute this map to everyone moving to or even just visiting the Sacramento area.
It hasn't changed much since I lived there…30 years ago.
The blue of Orangevale/Citrus Heights used to extend west to I-80, and loop south to encircle Carmichael, and Rio Linda stayed west of McLellan (because it was still open, and the neighborhood on the east side of it still had TONS of military people living in it)
Aside from that? Yeah. dead on.
Also, before I left, the Bee ran a piece about the results of a study that showed that Sacramento was the least friendly city in California.
I didn't believe it until I accompanied a GF on her move to take a job in Los Angeles.
The first time I *ever* had someone hold a door open for me was at a Carls' Jr. in Anaheim Hills. I was 23 years old.