Location
south east of Red Bluff, north east of Corning near highway 99
Gerber is a small highway town surrounded by farms and ranches. The population is predominately Hispanic. The small post office has been in operation at Gerber since 1916. Gerber was a locomotive town used as a fueling station, train repair, and crew change point up until 1955 until completion of the railroad's phasing in of diesel locomotives as a replacement to steam, operations at Gerber were gradually curtailed over the following decade and eventually closed down. Passenger service continued until 1972 when Amtrak's Coast Starlight discontinued Gerber station as a stop.
south east of Red Bluff, north east of Corning near highway 99
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PO Box 1468, Anderson, CA 96007
530-710-7784
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