Yokohl Valley is an

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. It lies at an elevation of 463 feet (141 m). Currently, the Yokohl Valley area constitutes the most eastern part of Exeter, CA along the foothills. Yokohl Valley may be reached through Rocky Hill Rd from the west, Myer Dr from the south and Yokohl Dr from the north off CA Hwy 198. Yokohl Valley was the site of a controversial development that would have built 10,000 homes in the foothills. Facing opposition from environmental preservation groups and steep costs of utilities, the developer cancelled the project in 2018.

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