Korusi

Korusi was a Patwin village on the western bank of the Sacramento River. The River Patwin lived in villages along the water, while their Hill Patwin neighbors occupied the foothills of the Coast Range. On the Sacramento, people caught salmon and sturgeon with weirs made from posts and willow sticks, and used tule reeds to make boats. Acorns were another staple, gathered from oak groves and ground into meal. The Patwin shared a linguistic kinship with the Nomlaki and Wintu to the north.

The later city of Sacramento lies here.