Selby, California

Selby is an unincorporated village in Contra Costa County, California next to Rodeo.[1]. Al Zampa, a bridge construction worker who played an integral role in the construction of numerous San Francisco Bay Area bridges, was born here in 1905.

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v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Contra Costa County, California

County seat: Martinez

Cities and towns	Antioch \| Brentwood \| Clayton \| Concord \| Danville \| El Cerrito \| Hercules \| Lafayette \| Martinez \| Moraga \| Oakley \| Orinda \| Pinole \| Pittsburg \| Pleasant Hill \| Richmond \| San Pablo \| San Ramon \| Walnut Creek

CDPs	Alamo \| Bay Point \| Bayview-Montalvin \| Bethel Island \| Blackhawk-Camino Tassajara \| Byron \| Clyde \| Crockett \| Diablo \| Discovery Bay \| East Richmond Heights \| El Sobrante \| Kensington \| Knightsen \| Mountain View \| Pacheco \| Port Costa \| Rodeo \| Rollingwood \| Tara Hills \| Vine Hill \| Waldon

Unincorporated communities	Alamo Oaks \| Bayo Vista \| Blackhawk \| Canyon \| Christie \| Eastport \| Glen Frazer \| Marsh Creek Springs \| North Richmond \| Orwood \| Ozol \| Rock City \| Saranap \| Shore Acres \| Sparkle \| Tormey \| Valle Vista \| Valona \| Walnut Heights \| Werner

Ghost towns and lost cities	Ambrose \| Avon \| Eckley \| Empire \| Hooper \| Judsonville \| Maltby \| Monsanto \| Nichols \| Nortonville \| Port Chicago \| Selby \| Somersville \| Stewartville \| Stege \| Tammukan \| West Hartley \| Winehaven