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Stage 1167.8km | Nevada City - Sacramento
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Stage 2176.2km | Davis - Santa Rosa
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Stage 3182.9km | San Francisco - Santa Cruz
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Stage 4195.5km | San Jose - Modesto
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Stage 5195.5km | Visalia - Bakersfield
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Stage 6213.7km | Pasadena - Big Bear Lake
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Stage 733.6km | Los Angeles - Los Angeles
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Stage 8134.4km | TO/Westlake/Agoura Hills - TO/Westlake/Agoura Hills
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Tour of California 2010 stages
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- Stage 1: Sunday, May 16 2010, Nevada City - Sacramento, 167.8km
- Big names line up for grizzly Amgen Tour of California
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Stage 1 - Cavendish wins California opener | Nevada City - Sacramento2010-05-16 167.8km
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Stage 4 - Chicchi kicks hardest in Modesto | San Jose - Modesto2010-05-19 195.5km
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