Bryte (formerly, Riverbank) is a former town in Yolo County, California, now forming part of West Sacramento.

[7] The following year, developer D.W. Hobson commenced sales of a residential subdivision, offering plots on a 200 acre section of the former ranch for purchase as home sites in a new town, to be named Riverbank.

[15] At the time, Riverbank children, numbering forty in 1913, walked to the school in Broderick, a distance of several miles.

[19] Following passage of a $10,000 bond measure in May 1914, architect John Woodward Woollett produced plans in a Mission Revival style featuring twin towers, tiled roofs, and cloistered archways.

[22] In September 1914, the Improvement Club determined to petition for a post office, the town's earlier request for a rural route having been denied by the Postal Department on account of poor road conditions.