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Map of the United States with California highlighted in red

Location of California in the United States




Skyline of Los Angeles





Balboa Park in San Diego




Skyline of San Jose





Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco




Skyline of Fresno





California State Capitol in Sacramento




Aerial view of the Port of Long Beach





Lake Merritt in Oakland




Truxton Tower in Bakersfield





Disneyland in Anaheim


California is a state located in the Western United States. It is the most populous state and the third largest by area after Alaska and Texas. According to the 2010 United States Census, California has 37,253,956 inhabitants and 155,779.22 square miles (403,466.3 km2) of land.[1]


California has been inhabited by numerous Native American peoples since antiquity. The Spanish, the Russians, and other Europeans began exploring and colonizing the area in the 16th and 17th centuries, with the Spanish establishing its first California mission at what is now San Diego in 1769.[2] After the Mexican Cession of 1848, the California Gold Rush brought worldwide attention to the area. The growth of the movie industry in Los Angeles and Hollywood, high tech in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, tourism, agriculture, and other areas in the ensuing decades fueled the creation of a $1.85 trillion economy, the ninth-largest in the world.[3]


California is divided into 58 counties and contains 482 municipalities.[4] One, San Francisco, is a consolidated city-county. California law makes no distinction between "city" and "town", and municipalities may use either term in their official names.[5] They can be organized as either a charter municipality, governed by its own charter, or a general-law municipality, governed by state law.[6]


According to the 2010 Census, 30,908,614 of California's 37,253,956 residents lived in urban areas, accounting for 82.97% of the population. The first municipality to incorporate was Sacramento on February 27, 1850, while the most recent was Jurupa Valley on July 1, 2011. Eight cities were incorporated before the state's September 9, 1850, admission to the Union.[7] The largest municipality by population and land area is Los Angeles with 3,792,621 residents and 468.67 square miles (1,213.8 km2). The smallest by population is Vernon with 112 people, while the smallest by land area is Amador City at 0.31 square miles (0.80 km2).[1]




Contents






  • 1 Cities and towns


  • 2 See also


  • 3 References





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Name
 Type
 County
 Population (2010)[1][8][9]
 Land area[1]
 Incorporated[7]
sq mi
 km2

Adelanto
 City
San Bernardino
 31,765
 56.01
 145.1
December 22, 1970

Agoura Hills
 City
Los Angeles
 20,330
 7.79
 20.2
December 8, 1982

Alameda
 City
Alameda
 73,812
 10.61
 27.5
April 19, 1854

Albany
 City
Alameda
 18,539
 1.79
 4.6
September 22, 1908

Alhambra
 City
Los Angeles
 83,089
 7.63
 19.8
July 11, 1903

Aliso Viejo
 City
Orange
 47,823
 7.47
 19.3
July 1, 2001

AlturasCounty seat
 City
Modoc
 2,827
 2.43
 6.3
September 16, 1901

Amador City
 City
Amador
 185
 0.31
 0.80
June 2, 1915

American Canyon
 City
Napa
 19,454
 4.84
 12.5
January 1, 1992

Anaheim
 City
Orange
 336,265
 49.84
 129.1
March 18, 1876

Anderson
 City
Shasta
 9,932
 6.37
 16.5
January 16, 1956

Angels Camp
 City
Calaveras
 3,836
 3.63
 9.4
January 16, 1912

Antioch
 City
Contra Costa
 102,372
 28.35
 73.4
February 6, 1872

Apple Valley
 Town
San Bernardino
 69,135
 73.19
 189.6
November 28, 1988

Arcadia
 City
Los Angeles
 56,364
 10.93
 28.3
August 5, 1903

Arcata
 City
Humboldt
 17,231
 9.10
 23.6
February 2, 1858

Arroyo Grande
 City
San Luis Obispo
 17,252
 5.84
 15.1
July 10, 1911

Artesia
 City
Los Angeles
 16,522
 1.62
 4.2
May 29, 1959

Arvin
 City
Kern
 19,304
 4.82
 12.5
December 21, 1960

Atascadero
 City
San Luis Obispo
 28,310
 25.64
 66.4
July 2, 1979

Atherton
 Town
San Mateo
 6,914
 5.02
 13.0
September 12, 1923

Atwater
 City
Merced
 28,168
 6.09
 15.8
August 16, 1922

AuburnCounty seat
 City
Placer
 13,330
 7.14
 18.5
May 2, 1888

Avalon
 City
Los Angeles
 3,728
 2.94
 7.6
June 26, 1913

Avenal
 City
Kings
 15,505
 19.42
 50.3
September 11, 1979

Azusa
 City
Los Angeles
 46,361
 9.66
 25.0
December 29, 1898

BakersfieldCounty seat
 City
Kern
 347,483
 142.16
 368.2
January 11, 1898

Baldwin Park
 City
Los Angeles
 75,390
 6.63
 17.2
January 25, 1956

Banning
 City
Riverside
 29,603
 23.10
 59.8
February 6, 1913

Barstow
 City
San Bernardino
 22,639
 41.38
 107.2
September 30, 1947

Beaumont
 City
Riverside
 36,877
 30.91
 80.1
November 18, 1912

Bell
 City
Los Angeles
 35,477
 2.50
 6.5
November 7, 1927

Bell Gardens
 City
Los Angeles
 42,072
 2.46
 6.4
August 1, 1961

Bellflower
 City
Los Angeles
 76,616
 6.12
 15.9
September 3, 1957

Belmont
 City
San Mateo
 25,835
 4.62
 12.0
October 29, 1926

Belvedere
 City
Marin
 2,068
 0.52
 1.3
December 24, 1896

Benicia
 City
Solano
 26,997
 12.93
 33.5
March 27, 1850

Berkeley
 City
Alameda
 112,580
 10.47
 27.1
April 4, 1878

Beverly Hills
 City
Los Angeles
 34,109
 5.71
 14.8
January 28, 1914

Big Bear Lake
 City
San Bernardino
 5,019
 6.35
 16.4
November 28, 1980

Biggs
 City
Butte
 1,707
 0.64
 1.7
June 26, 1903

Bishop
 City
Inyo
 3,879
 1.86
 4.8
May 6, 1903

Blue Lake
 City
Humboldt
 1,253
 0.59
 1.5
April 23, 1910

Blythe
 City
Riverside
 20,817
 26.19
 67.8
July 21, 1916

Bradbury
 City
Los Angeles
 1,048
 1.96
 5.1
July 26, 1957

Brawley
 City
Imperial
 24,953
 7.68
 19.9
April 6, 1908

Brea
 City
Orange
 39,282
 12.08
 31.3
February 23, 1917

Brentwood
 City
Contra Costa
 51,481
 14.79
 38.3
January 21, 1948

Brisbane
 City
San Mateo
 4,282
 3.10
 8.0
November 27, 1961

Buellton
 City
Santa Barbara
 4,828
 1.58
 4.1
February 1, 1992

Buena Park
 City
Orange
 80,530
 10.52
 27.2
January 27, 1953

Burbank
 City
Los Angeles
 103,340
 17.34
 44.9
July 8, 1911

Burlingame
 City
San Mateo
 28,806
 4.41
 11.4
June 6, 1908

Calabasas
 City
Los Angeles
 23,058
 12.90
 33.4
April 5, 1991

Calexico
 City
Imperial
 38,572
 8.39
 21.7
April 16, 1908

California City
 City
Kern
 14,120
 203.52
 527.1
December 10, 1965

Calimesa
 City
Riverside
 7,879
 14.85
 38.5
December 1, 1990

Calipatria
 City
Imperial
 7,705
 3.72
 9.6
February 28, 1919

Calistoga
 City
Napa
 5,155
 2.60
 6.7
January 6, 1886

Camarillo
 City
Ventura
 65,201
 19.53
 50.6
March 28, 1964

Campbell
 City
Santa Clara
 39,349
 5.80
 15.0
March 28, 1952

Canyon Lake
 City
Riverside
 10,561
 3.93
 10.2
December 1, 1990

Capitola
 City
Santa Cruz
 9,918
 1.59
 4.1
January 11, 1949

Carlsbad
 City
San Diego
 105,328
 37.72
 97.7
July 16, 1952

Carmel-by-the-Sea
 City
Monterey
 3,722
 1.08
 2.8
October 31, 1916

Carpinteria
 City
Santa Barbara
 13,040
 2.59
 6.7
September 28, 1965

Carson
 City
Los Angeles
 91,714
 18.72
 48.5
February 20, 1968

Cathedral City
 City
Riverside
 51,200
 21.50
 55.7
November 16, 1981

Ceres
 City
Stanislaus
 45,417
 8.01
 20.7
February 25, 1918

Cerritos
 City
Los Angeles
 49,041
 8.73
 22.6
April 24, 1956

Chico
 City
Butte
 86,187
 32.92
 85.3
January 8, 1872

Chino
 City
San Bernardino
 77,983
 29.64
 76.8
February 28, 1910

Chino Hills
 City
San Bernardino
 74,799
 44.68
 115.7
December 1, 1991

Chowchilla
 City
Madera
 18,720
 7.66
 19.8
February 7, 1923

Chula Vista
 City
San Diego
 243,916
 49.63
 128.5
November 28, 1911

Citrus Heights
 City
Sacramento
 83,301
 14.23
 36.9
January 1, 1997

Claremont
 City
Los Angeles
 34,926
 13.35
 34.6
October 3, 1907

Clayton
 City
Contra Costa
 10,897
 3.84
 9.9
March 18, 1964

Clearlake
 City
Lake
 15,250
 10.13
 26.2
November 14, 1980

Cloverdale
 City
Sonoma
 8,618
 2.65
 6.9
February 28, 1872

Clovis
 City
Fresno
 95,631
 23.28
 60.3
February 27, 1912

Coachella
 City
Riverside
 40,704
 28.95
 75.0
December 13, 1946

Coalinga
 City
Fresno
 13,380
 6.12
 15.9
April 3, 1906

Colfax
 City
Placer
 1,963
 1.41
 3.7
February 23, 1910

Colma
 Town
San Mateo
 1,792
 1.91
 4.9
August 5, 1924

Colton
 City
San Bernardino
 52,154
 15.32
 39.7
July 11, 1887

ColusaCounty seat
 City
Colusa
 5,971
 1.83
 4.7
June 16, 1868

Commerce
 City
Los Angeles
 12,823
 6.54
 16.9
January 28, 1960

Compton
 City
Los Angeles
 96,455
 10.01
 25.9
May 11, 1888

Concord
 City
Contra Costa
 122,067
 30.55
 79.1
February 9, 1905

Corcoran
 City
Kings
 24,813
 7.47
 19.3
August 11, 1914

Corning
 City
Tehama
 7,663
 3.55
 9.2
August 6, 1907

Corona
 City
Riverside
 152,374
 38.83
 100.6
July 13, 1896

Coronado
 City
San Diego
 24,697
 7.93
 20.5
December 11, 1890

Corte Madera
 Town
Marin
 9,253
 3.16
 8.2
June 10, 1916

Costa Mesa
 City
Orange
 109,960
 15.65
 40.5
June 29, 1953

Cotati
 City
Sonoma
 7,265
 1.88
 4.9
July 16, 1963

Covina
 City
Los Angeles
 47,796
 7.03
 18.2
August 14, 1901

Crescent CityCounty seat
 City
Del Norte
 7,643
 1.96
 5.1
April 13, 1854

Cudahy
 City
Los Angeles
 23,805
 1.18
 3.1
November 10, 1960

Culver City
 City
Los Angeles
 38,883
 5.11
 13.2
September 7, 1917

Cupertino
 City
Santa Clara
 58,302
 11.26
 29.2
October 10, 1955

Cypress
 City
Orange
 47,802
 6.58
 17.0
July 24, 1956

Daly City
 City
San Mateo
 101,123
 7.66
 19.8
March 22, 1911

Dana Point
 City
Orange
 33,351
 6.50
 16.8
January 1, 1989

Danville
 Town
Contra Costa
 42,039
 18.03
 46.7
July 1, 1982

Davis
 City
Yolo
 65,622
 9.89
 25.6
March 28, 1917

Del Mar
 City
San Diego
 4,161
 1.71
 4.4
July 15, 1959

Del Rey Oaks
 City
Monterey
 1,624
 0.48
 1.2
September 3, 1953

Delano
 City
Kern
 53,041
 14.30
 37.0
April 13, 1915

Desert Hot Springs
 City
Riverside
 25,938
 23.62
 61.2
September 25, 1963

Diamond Bar
 City
Los Angeles
 55,544
 14.88
 38.5
April 18, 1989

Dinuba
 City
Tulare
 21,453
 6.47
 16.8
January 6, 1906

Dixon
 City
Solano
 18,351
 7.00
 18.1
March 30, 1878

Dorris
 City
Siskiyou
 939
 0.70
 1.8
December 23, 1908

Dos Palos
 City
Merced
 4,950
 1.35
 3.5
May 24, 1935

Downey
 City
Los Angeles
 111,772
 12.41
 32.1
December 17, 1956

Duarte
 City
Los Angeles
 21,321
 6.69
 17.3
August 22, 1957

Dublin
 City
Alameda
 46,036
 14.91
 38.6
February 1, 1982

Dunsmuir
 City
Siskiyou
 1,650
 1.70
 4.4
August 7, 1909

East Palo Alto
 City
San Mateo
 28,155
 2.51
 6.5
July 1, 1983

Eastvale
 City
Riverside
 53,670[10]
 13.1
 34[10]
October 1, 2010

El Cajon
 City
San Diego
 99,478
 14.43
 37.4
November 12, 1912

El CentroCounty seat
 City
Imperial
 42,598
 11.08
 28.7
April 16, 1908

El Cerrito
 City
Contra Costa
 23,549
 3.69
 9.6
August 23, 1917

El Monte
 City
Los Angeles
 113,475
 9.56
 24.8
November 18, 1912

El Segundo
 City
Los Angeles
 16,654
 5.46
 14.1
January 18, 1917

Elk Grove
 City
Sacramento
 153,015
 42.19
 109.3
July 1, 2000

Emeryville
 City
Alameda
 10,080
 1.25
 3.2
December 8, 1896

Encinitas
 City
San Diego
 59,518
 18.81
 48.7
October 1, 1986

Escalon
 City
San Joaquin
 7,132
 2.30
 6.0
March 12, 1957

Escondido
 City
San Diego
 143,911
 36.81
 95.3
October 8, 1888

Etna
 City
Siskiyou
 737
 0.76
 2.0
March 13, 1878

EurekaCounty seat
 City
Humboldt
 27,191
 9.38
 24.3
April 18, 1856

Exeter
 City
Tulare
 10,334
 2.46
 6.4
March 2, 1911

Fairfax
 Town
Marin
 7,441
 2.20
 5.7
March 2, 1931

FairfieldCounty seat
 City
Solano
 105,321
 37.39
 96.8
December 12, 1903

Farmersville
 City
Tulare
 10,588
 2.26
 5.9
October 5, 1960

Ferndale
 City
Humboldt
 1,371
 1.03
 2.7
August 28, 1893

Fillmore
 City
Ventura
 15,002
 3.36
 8.7
July 10, 1914

Firebaugh
 City
Fresno
 7,549
 3.46
 9.0
September 17, 1914

Folsom
 City
Sacramento
 72,203
 21.95
 56.9
April 20, 1946

Fontana
 City
San Bernardino
 196,069
 42.43
 109.9
June 25, 1952

Fort Bragg
 City
Mendocino
 7,273
 2.75
 7.1
August 5, 1889

Fort Jones
 City
Siskiyou
 839
 0.60
 1.6
March 16, 1872

Fortuna
 City
Humboldt
 11,926
 4.85
 12.6
January 20, 1906

Foster City
 City
San Mateo
 30,567
 3.76
 9.7
April 27, 1971

Fountain Valley
 City
Orange
 55,313
 9.02
 23.4
June 13, 1957

Fowler
 City
Fresno
 5,570
 2.53
 6.6
June 15, 1908

Fremont
 City
Alameda
 214,089
 77.46
 200.6
January 23, 1956

FresnoCounty seat
 City
Fresno
 494,665
 111.96
 290.0
October 12, 1885

Fullerton
 City
Orange
 135,161
 22.35
 57.9
February 15, 1904

Galt
 City
Sacramento
 23,647
 5.93
 15.4
August 16, 1946

Garden Grove
 City
Orange
 170,883
 17.94
 46.5
June 18, 1956

Gardena
 City
Los Angeles
 58,829
 5.83
 15.1
September 11, 1930

Gilroy
 City
Santa Clara
 48,821
 16.15
 41.8
March 12, 1870

Glendale
 City
Los Angeles
 191,719
 30.45
 78.9
February 15, 1906

Glendora
 City
Los Angeles
 50,073
 19.39
 50.2
November 13, 1911

Goleta
 City
Santa Barbara
 29,888
 7.90
 20.5
February 1, 2002

Gonzales
 City
Monterey
 8,187
 1.92
 5.0
January 14, 1947

Grand Terrace
 City
San Bernardino
 12,040
 3.50
 9.1
November 30, 1978

Grass Valley
 City
Nevada
 12,860
 4.74
 12.3
March 13, 1893

Greenfield
 City
Monterey
 16,330
 2.14
 5.5
January 7, 1947

Gridley
 City
Butte
 6,584
 2.07
 5.4
November 23, 1905

Grover Beach
 City
San Luis Obispo
 13,156
 2.31
 6.0
December 21, 1959

Guadalupe
 City
Santa Barbara
 7,080
 1.31
 3.4
August 3, 1946

Gustine
 City
Merced
 5,520
 1.55
 4.0
November 11, 1915

Half Moon Bay
 City
San Mateo
 11,324
 6.42
 16.6
July 15, 1959

HanfordCounty seat
 City
Kings
 53,967
 16.59
 43.0
August 12, 1891

Hawaiian Gardens
 City
Los Angeles
 14,254
 0.95
 2.5
April 9, 1964

Hawthorne
 City
Los Angeles
 84,293
 6.08
 15.7
July 12, 1922

Hayward
 City
Alameda
 144,186
 45.32
 117.4
March 11, 1876

Healdsburg
 City
Sonoma
 11,254
 4.46
 11.6
February 20, 1867

Hemet
 City
Riverside
 78,657
 27.85
 72.1
January 20, 1910

Hercules
 City
Contra Costa
 24,060
 6.21
 16.1
December 15, 1900

Hermosa Beach
 City
Los Angeles
 19,506
 1.43
 3.7
January 14, 1907

Hesperia
 City
San Bernardino
 90,173
 73.10
 189.3
July 1, 1988

Hidden Hills
 City
Los Angeles
 1,856
 1.69
 4.4
January 19, 1961

Highland
 City
San Bernardino
 53,104
 18.76
 48.6
November 24, 1987

Hillsborough
 Town
San Mateo
 10,825
 6.19
 16.0
May 5, 1910

HollisterCounty seat
 City
San Benito
 34,928
 7.29
 18.9
March 26, 1872

Holtville
 City
Imperial
 5,939
 1.15
 3.0
July 1, 1908

Hughson
 City
Stanislaus
 6,640
 1.82
 4.7
December 9, 1972

Huntington Beach
 City
Orange
 189,992
 26.75
 69.3
February 17, 1909

Huntington Park
 City
Los Angeles
 58,114
 3.01
 7.8
September 1, 1906

Huron
 City
Fresno
 6,754
 1.59
 4.1
May 3, 1951

Imperial
 City
Imperial
 14,758
 5.86
 15.2
July 12, 1904

Imperial Beach
 City
San Diego
 26,324
 4.16
 10.8
July 18, 1956

Indian Wells
 City
Riverside
 4,958
 14.32
 37.1
July 14, 1967

Indio
 City
Riverside
 76,036
 29.18
 75.6
May 16, 1930

Industry
 City
Los Angeles
 219
 11.78
 30.5
June 18, 1957

Inglewood
 City
Los Angeles
 109,673
 9.07
 23.5
February 7, 1908

Ione
 City
Amador
 7,918
 4.76
 12.3
March 23, 1953

Irvine
 City
Orange
 212,375
 66.11
 171.2
December 28, 1971

Irwindale
 City
Los Angeles
 1,422
 8.83
 22.9
August 6, 1957

Isleton
 City
Sacramento
 804
 0.44
 1.1
May 14, 1923

JacksonCounty seat
 City
Amador
 4,651
 3.73
 9.7
December 5, 1905

Jurupa Valley
 City
Riverside
 95,004[11]
 43.7
 113[11]
July 1, 2011

Kerman
 City
Fresno
 13,544
 3.23
 8.4
July 2, 1946

King City
 City
Monterey
 12,874
 3.84
 9.9
February 9, 1911

Kingsburg
 City
Fresno
 11,382
 2.83
 7.3
May 29, 1908

La Cañada Flintridge
 City
Los Angeles
 20,246
 8.63
 22.4
November 30, 1976

La Habra
 City
Orange
 60,239
 7.37
 19.1
January 20, 1925

La Habra Heights
 City
Los Angeles
 5,325
 6.16
 16.0
December 4, 1978

La Mesa
 City
San Diego
 57,065
 9.08
 23.5
February 16, 1912

La Mirada
 City
Los Angeles
 48,527
 7.84
 20.3
March 23, 1960

La Palma
 City
Orange
 15,568
 1.81
 4.7
October 26, 1955

La Puente
 City
Los Angeles
 39,816
 3.48
 9.0
August 1, 1956

La Quinta
 City
Riverside
 37,467
 35.12
 91.0
May 1, 1982

La Verne
 City
Los Angeles
 31,063
 8.43
 21.8
August 20, 1906

Lafayette
 City
Contra Costa
 23,893
 15.22
 39.4
July 29, 1968

Laguna Beach
 City
Orange
 22,723
 8.85
 22.9
June 29, 1927

Laguna Hills
 City
Orange
 30,344
 6.67
 17.3
December 20, 1991

Laguna Niguel
 City
Orange
 62,979
 14.83
 38.4
December 1, 1989

Laguna Woods
 City
Orange
 16,192
 3.12
 8.1
March 24, 1999

Lake Elsinore
 City
Riverside
 51,821
 36.21
 93.8
April 9, 1888

Lake Forest
 City
Orange
 77,264
 17.82
 46.2
December 20, 1991

LakeportCounty seat
 City
Lake
 4,753
 3.06
 7.9
April 30, 1888

Lakewood
 City
Los Angeles
 80,048
 9.41
 24.4
April 16, 1954

Lancaster
 City
Los Angeles
 156,633
 94.28
 244.2
November 22, 1977

Larkspur
 City
Marin
 11,926
 3.03
 7.8
March 1, 1908

Lathrop
 City
San Joaquin
 18,023
 21.93
 56.8
July 1, 1989

Lawndale
 City
Los Angeles
 32,769
 1.97
 5.1
December 28, 1959

Lemon Grove
 City
San Diego
 25,320
 3.88
 10.0
July 1, 1977

Lemoore
 City
Kings
 24,531
 8.52
 22.1
July 4, 1900

Lincoln
 City
Placer
 42,819
 20.11
 52.1
August 7, 1890

Lindsay
 City
Tulare
 11,768
 2.61
 6.8
February 28, 1910

Live Oak
 City
Sutter
 8,392
 1.87
 4.8
January 22, 1947

Livermore
 City
Alameda
 80,968
 25.17
 65.2
April 1, 1876

Livingston
 City
Merced
 13,058
 3.72
 9.6
September 11, 1922

Lodi
 City
San Joaquin
 62,134
 13.61
 35.2
December 6, 1906

Loma Linda
 City
San Bernardino
 23,261
 7.52
 19.5
September 29, 1970

Lomita
 City
Los Angeles
 20,256
 1.91
 4.9
June 30, 1964

Lompoc
 City
Santa Barbara
 42,434
 11.60
 30.0
August 13, 1888

Long Beach
 City
Los Angeles
 462,257
 50.29
 130.3
December 13, 1897

Loomis
 Town
Placer
 6,430
 7.27
 18.8
December 17, 1984

Los Alamitos
 City
Orange
 11,449
 4.05
 10.5
March 1, 1960

Los Altos
 City
Santa Clara
 28,976
 6.49
 16.8
December 1, 1952

Los Altos Hills
 Town
Santa Clara
 7,922
 8.80
 22.8
January 27, 1956

Los AngelesCounty seat
 City
Los Angeles
 3,792,621
 468.67
 1,213.8
April 4, 1850

Los Banos
 City
Merced
 35,972
 9.99
 25.9
May 8, 1907

Los Gatos
 Town
Santa Clara
 29,413
 11.08
 28.7
August 10, 1887

Loyalton
 City
Sierra
 769
 0.36
 0.93
July 21, 1901

Lynwood
 City
Los Angeles
 69,772
 4.84
 12.5
July 21, 1921

MaderaCounty seat
 City
Madera
 61,416
 15.79
 40.9
March 27, 1907

Malibu
 City
Los Angeles
 12,645
 19.78
 51.2
March 28, 1991

Mammoth Lakes
 Town
Mono
 8,234
 24.87
 64.4
August 20, 1984

Manhattan Beach
 City
Los Angeles
 35,135
 3.94
 10.2
December 12, 1912

Manteca
 City
San Joaquin
 67,096
 17.73
 45.9
June 5, 1918

Maricopa
 City
Kern
 1,154
 1.50
 3.9
July 25, 1911

Marina
 City
Monterey
 19,718
 8.88
 23.0
November 13, 1975

MartinezCounty seat
 City
Contra Costa
 35,824
 12.13
 31.4
April 1, 1876

MarysvilleCounty seat
 City
Yuba
 12,072
 3.46
 9.0
February 5, 1851

Maywood
 City
Los Angeles
 27,395
 1.18
 3.1
September 2, 1924

McFarland
 City
Kern
 12,707
 2.67
 6.9
July 18, 1957

Mendota
 City
Fresno
 11,014
 3.28
 8.5
June 17, 1942

Menifee
 City
Riverside
 77,519
 46.47
 120.4
October 1, 2008

Menlo Park
 City
San Mateo
 32,026
 9.79
 25.4
November 23, 1927

MercedCounty seat
 City
Merced
 78,958
 23.32
 60.4
April 1, 1889

Mill Valley
 City
Marin
 13,903
 4.76
 12.3
September 1, 1900

Millbrae
 City
San Mateo
 21,532
 3.25
 8.4
January 14, 1948

Milpitas
 City
Santa Clara
 66,790
 13.59
 35.2
January 26, 1954

Mission Viejo
 City
Orange
 93,305
 17.74
 45.9
March 31, 1988

ModestoCounty seat
 City
Stanislaus
 201,165
 36.87
 95.5
August 6, 1884

Monrovia
 City
Los Angeles
 36,590
 13.60
 35.2
December 15, 1887

Montague
 City
Siskiyou
 1,443
 1.78
 4.6
January 28, 1909

Montclair
 City
San Bernardino
 36,664
 5.52
 14.3
April 25, 1956

Monte Sereno
 City
Santa Clara
 3,341
 1.62
 4.2
May 14, 1957

Montebello
 City
Los Angeles
 62,500
 8.33
 21.6
October 16, 1920

Monterey
 City
Monterey
 27,810
 8.47
 21.9
June 14, 1890

Monterey Park
 City
Los Angeles
 60,269
 7.67
 19.9
May 29, 1916

Moorpark
 City
Ventura
 34,421
 12.58
 32.6
July 1, 1983

Moraga
 Town
Contra Costa
 16,016
 9.43
 24.4
November 13, 1974

Moreno Valley
 City
Riverside
 193,365
 51.27
 132.8
December 3, 1984

Morgan Hill
 City
Santa Clara
 37,882
 12.88
 33.4
November 10, 1906

Morro Bay
 City
San Luis Obispo
 10,234
 5.30
 13.7
July 17, 1964

Mount Shasta
 City
Siskiyou
 3,394
 3.77
 9.8
May 31, 1905

Mountain View
 City
Santa Clara
 74,066
 12.00
 31.1
November 7, 1902

Murrieta
 City
Riverside
 103,466
 33.58
 87.0
July 1, 1991

NapaCounty seat
 City
Napa
 76,915
 17.84
 46.2
March 23, 1872

National City
 City
San Diego
 58,582
 7.28
 18.9
September 17, 1887

Needles
 City
San Bernardino
 4,844
 30.81
 79.8
October 30, 1913

Nevada CityCounty seat
 City
Nevada
 3,068
 2.19
 5.7
April 19, 1856

Newark
 City
Alameda
 42,573
 13.87
 35.9
September 22, 1955

Newman
 City
Stanislaus
 10,224
 2.10
 5.4
June 10, 1908

Newport Beach
 City
Orange
 85,186
 23.80
 61.6
September 1, 1906

Norco
 City
Riverside
 27,063
 13.96
 36.2
December 28, 1964

Norwalk
 City
Los Angeles
 105,549
 9.71
 25.1
August 26, 1957

Novato
 City
Marin
 51,904
 27.44
 71.1
January 20, 1960

Oakdale
 City
Stanislaus
 20,675
 6.04
 15.6
November 24, 1906

OaklandCounty seat
 City
Alameda
 390,724
 55.79
 144.5
May 4, 1852

Oakley
 City
Contra Costa
 35,432
 15.85
 41.1
July 1, 1999

Oceanside
 City
San Diego
 167,086
 41.23
 106.8
July 3, 1888

Ojai
 City
Ventura
 7,461
 4.39
 11.4
August 5, 1921

Ontario
 City
San Bernardino
 163,924
 49.94
 129.3
December 10, 1891

Orange
 City
Orange
 134,616
 24.80
 64.2
April 6, 1888

Orange Cove
 City
Fresno
 9,078
 1.91
 4.9
January 20, 1948

Orinda
 City
Contra Costa
 17,643
 12.68
 32.8
July 1, 1985

Orland
 City
Glenn
 7,291
 2.97
 7.7
November 11, 1909

OrovilleCounty seat
 City
Butte
 15,546
 12.99
 33.6
January 3, 1906

Oxnard
 City
Ventura
 197,899
 26.89
 69.6
June 30, 1903

Pacific Grove
 City
Monterey
 15,041
 2.86
 7.4
July 5, 1889

Pacifica
 City
San Mateo
 37,234
 12.66
 32.8
November 22, 1957

Palm Desert
 City
Riverside
 48,445
 26.81
 69.4
November 26, 1973

Palm Springs
 City
Riverside
 44,552
 94.12
 243.8
April 20, 1938

Palmdale
 City
Los Angeles
 152,750
 105.96
 274.4
August 24, 1962

Palo Alto
 City
Santa Clara
 64,403
 23.88
 61.8
April 23, 1894

Palos Verdes Estates
 City
Los Angeles
 13,438
 4.77
 12.4
December 20, 1939

Paradise
 Town
Butte
 26,218
 18.31
 47.4
November 27, 1979

Paramount
 City
Los Angeles
 54,098
 4.73
 12.3
January 30, 1957

Parlier
 City
Fresno
 14,494
 2.19
 5.7
November 15, 1921

Pasadena
 City
Los Angeles
 137,122
 22.97
 59.5
June 19, 1886

Paso Robles
 City
San Luis Obispo
 29,793
 19.12
 49.5
March 11, 1889

Patterson
 City
Stanislaus
 20,413
 5.95
 15.4
December 22, 1919

Perris
 City
Riverside
 68,386
 31.39
 81.3
May 26, 1911

Petaluma
 City
Sonoma
 57,941
 14.38
 37.2
April 12, 1858

Pico Rivera
 City
Los Angeles
 62,942
 8.30
 21.5
January 29, 1958

Piedmont
 City
Alameda
 10,667
 1.68
 4.4
January 31, 1907

Pinole
 City
Contra Costa
 18,390
 5.32
 13.8
June 25, 1903

Pismo Beach
 City
San Luis Obispo
 7,655
 3.60
 9.3
April 25, 1946

Pittsburg
 City
Contra Costa
 63,264
 17.22
 44.6
June 25, 1903

Placentia
 City
Orange
 50,533
 6.57
 17.0
December 2, 1926

PlacervilleCounty seat
 City
El Dorado
 10,389
 5.81
 15.0
May 13, 1854

Pleasant Hill
 City
Contra Costa
 33,152
 7.07
 18.3
November 14, 1961

Pleasanton
 City
Alameda
 70,285
 24.11
 62.4
June 18, 1894

Plymouth
 City
Amador
 1,005
 0.93
 2.4
February 8, 1917

Point Arena
 City
Mendocino
 449
 1.35
 3.5
July 11, 1908

Pomona
 City
Los Angeles
 149,058
 22.95
 59.4
January 6, 1888

Port Hueneme
 City
Ventura
 21,723
 4.45
 11.5
March 24, 1948

Porterville
 City
Tulare
 54,165
 17.61
 45.6
May 7, 1902

Portola
 City
Plumas
 2,104
 5.41
 14.0
May 16, 1946

Portola Valley
 Town
San Mateo
 4,353
 9.09
 23.5
July 14, 1964

Poway
 City
San Diego
 47,811
 39.08
 101.2
December 1, 1980

Rancho Cordova
 City
Sacramento
 64,776
 33.51
 86.8
July 1, 2003

Rancho Cucamonga
 City
San Bernardino
 165,269
 39.85
 103.2
November 30, 1977

Rancho Mirage
 City
Riverside
 17,218
 24.45
 63.3
August 3, 1973

Rancho Palos Verdes
 City
Los Angeles
 41,643
 13.46
 34.9
September 7, 1973

Rancho Santa Margarita
 City
Orange
 47,853
 12.96
 33.6
January 1, 2000

Red BluffCounty seat
 City
Tehama
 14,076
 7.56
 19.6
March 31, 1876

ReddingCounty seat
 City
Shasta
 89,861
 59.65
 154.5
October 4, 1887

Redlands
 City
San Bernardino
 68,747
 36.13
 93.6
December 3, 1888

Redondo Beach
 City
Los Angeles
 66,747
 6.20
 16.1
April 29, 1892

Redwood CityCounty seat
 City
San Mateo
 76,815
 19.42
 50.3
May 11, 1867

Reedley
 City
Fresno
 24,194
 5.08
 13.2
February 18, 1913

Rialto
 City
San Bernardino
 99,171
 22.35
 57.9
November 17, 1911

Richmond
 City
Contra Costa
 103,701
 30.07
 77.9
August 7, 1905

Ridgecrest
 City
Kern
 27,616
 20.77
 53.8
November 29, 1963

Rio Dell
 City
Humboldt
 3,368
 2.28
 5.9
February 23, 1965

Rio Vista
 City
Solano
 7,360
 6.69
 17.3
January 6, 1894

Ripon
 City
San Joaquin
 14,297
 5.30
 13.7
November 27, 1945

Riverbank
 City
Stanislaus
 22,678
 4.09
 10.6
August 23, 1922

RiversideCounty seat
 City
Riverside
 303,871
 81.14
 210.2
October 11, 1883

Rocklin
 City
Placer
 56,974
 19.54
 50.6
February 24, 1893

Rohnert Park
 City
Sonoma
 40,971
 7.00
 18.1
August 28, 1962

Rolling Hills
 City
Los Angeles
 1,860
 2.99
 7.7
January 24, 1957

Rolling Hills Estates
 City
Los Angeles
 8,067
 3.57
 9.2
September 18, 1957

Rosemead
 City
Los Angeles
 53,764
 5.16
 13.4
August 4, 1959

Roseville
 City
Placer
 118,788
 36.22
 93.8
April 10, 1909

Ross
 Town
Marin
 2,415
 1.56
 4.0
August 21, 1908

SacramentoCounty seat
 City
Sacramento
 466,488
 97.92
 253.6
February 27, 1850

St. Helena
 City
Napa
 5,814
 4.99
 12.9
March 24, 1876

SalinasCounty seat
 City
Monterey
 150,441
 23.18
 60.0
March 4, 1874

San Anselmo
 Town
Marin
 12,336
 2.68
 6.9
April 9, 1907

San BernardinoCounty seat
 City
San Bernardino
 209,924
 59.20
 153.3
August 10, 1869

San Bruno
 City
San Mateo
 41,114
 5.48
 14.2
December 23, 1914

San Carlos
 City
San Mateo
 28,406
 5.54
 14.3
July 8, 1925

San Clemente
 City
Orange
 63,522
 18.71
 48.5
February 28, 1928

San DiegoCounty seat
 City
San Diego
 1,301,617
 325.19
 842.2
March 27, 1850

San Dimas
 City
Los Angeles
 33,371
 15.04
 39.0
August 4, 1960

San Fernando
 City
Los Angeles
 23,645
 2.37
 6.1
August 31, 1911

San FranciscoCounty seat
 City and county
San Francisco
 805,235
 46.87
 121.4
April 15, 1850[12]

San Gabriel
 City
Los Angeles
 39,718
 4.14
 10.7
April 24, 1913

San Jacinto
 City
Riverside
 44,199
 25.72
 66.6
April 20, 1888

San Joaquin
 City
Fresno
 4,001
 1.15
 3.0
February 14, 1920

San JoseCounty seat
 City
Santa Clara
 945,942
 176.53
 457.2
March 27, 1850

San Juan Bautista
 City
San Benito
 1,862
 0.71
 1.8
May 4, 1896

San Juan Capistrano
 City
Orange
 34,593
 14.12
 36.6
April 19, 1961

San Leandro
 City
Alameda
 84,950
 13.34
 34.6
March 21, 1872

San Luis ObispoCounty seat
 City
San Luis Obispo
 45,119
 12.78
 33.1
February 16, 1856

San Marcos
 City
San Diego
 83,781
 24.37
 63.1
January 28, 1963

San Marino
 City
Los Angeles
 13,147
 3.77
 9.8
April 25, 1913

San Mateo
 City
San Mateo
 97,207
 12.13
 31.4
September 4, 1894

San Pablo
 City
Contra Costa
 29,139
 2.63
 6.8
April 27, 1948

San RafaelCounty seat
 City
Marin
 57,713
 16.47
 42.7
February 18, 1874

San Ramon
 City
Contra Costa
 72,148
 18.06
 46.8
July 1, 1983

Sand City
 City
Monterey
 334
 0.56
 1.5
May 31, 1960

Sanger
 City
Fresno
 24,270
 5.52
 14.3
May 9, 1911

Santa AnaCounty seat
 City
Orange
 324,528
 27.27
 70.6
June 1, 1886

Santa BarbaraCounty seat
 City
Santa Barbara
 88,410
 19.47
 50.4
April 9, 1850

Santa Clara
 City
Santa Clara
 116,468
 18.41
 47.7
July 5, 1852

Santa Clarita
 City
Los Angeles
 176,320
 52.72
 136.5
December 15, 1987

Santa CruzCounty seat
 City
Santa Cruz
 59,946
 12.74
 33.0
March 31, 1866

Santa Fe Springs
 City
Los Angeles
 16,223
 8.87
 23.0
May 15, 1957

Santa Maria
 City
Santa Barbara
 99,553
 22.76
 58.9
September 12, 1905

Santa Monica
 City
Los Angeles
 89,736
 8.41
 21.8
November 30, 1886

Santa Paula
 City
Ventura
 29,321
 4.59
 11.9
April 22, 1902

Santa RosaCounty seat
 City
Sonoma
 167,815
 41.29
 106.9
March 26, 1868

Santee
 City
San Diego
 53,413
 16.24
 42.1
December 1, 1980

Saratoga
 City
Santa Clara
 29,926
 12.38
 32.1
October 22, 1956

Sausalito
 City
Marin
 7,061
 1.77
 4.6
September 4, 1893

Scotts Valley
 City
Santa Cruz
 11,580
 4.59
 11.9
August 2, 1966

Seal Beach
 City
Orange
 24,168
 11.29
 29.2
October 27, 1915

Seaside
 City
Monterey
 33,025
 9.24
 23.9
October 13, 1954

Sebastopol
 City
Sonoma
 7,379
 1.85
 4.8
June 13, 1902

Selma
 City
Fresno
 23,219
 5.14
 13.3
March 15, 1893

Shafter
 City
Kern
 16,988
 27.94
 72.4
January 20, 1938

Shasta Lake
 City
Shasta
 10,164
 10.92
 28.3
July 2, 1993

Sierra Madre
 City
Los Angeles
 10,917
 2.95
 7.6
February 2, 1907

Signal Hill
 City
Los Angeles
 11,016
 2.19
 5.7
April 22, 1924

Simi Valley
 City
Ventura
 124,237
 41.48
 107.4
October 10, 1969

Solana Beach
 City
San Diego
 12,867
 3.52
 9.1
July 1, 1986

Soledad
 City
Monterey
 25,738
 4.41
 11.4
March 9, 1921

Solvang
 City
Santa Barbara
 5,245
 2.43
 6.3
May 1, 1985

Sonoma
 City
Sonoma
 10,648
 2.74
 7.1
September 3, 1883

SonoraCounty seat
 City
Tuolumne
 4,903
 3.06
 7.9
May 1, 1851

South El Monte
 City
Los Angeles
 20,116
 2.84
 7.4
July 30, 1958

South Gate
 City
Los Angeles
 94,396
 7.24
 18.8
January 20, 1923

South Lake Tahoe
 City
El Dorado
 21,403
 10.16
 26.3
November 30, 1965

South Pasadena
 City
Los Angeles
 25,619
 3.41
 8.8
March 2, 1888

South San Francisco
 City
San Mateo
 63,632
 9.14
 23.7
September 19, 1908

Stanton
 City
Orange
 38,186
 3.15
 8.2
June 4, 1956

StocktonCounty seat
 City
San Joaquin
 291,707
 61.67
 159.7
July 23, 1850

Suisun City
 City
Solano
 28,111
 4.11
 10.6
October 9, 1868

Sunnyvale
 City
Santa Clara
 140,081
 21.99
 57.0
December 24, 1912

SusanvilleCounty seat
 City
Lassen
 17,947
 7.93
 20.5
August 24, 1900

Sutter Creek
 City
Amador
 2,501
 2.56
 6.6
February 11, 1913

Taft
 City
Kern
 9,327
 15.11
 39.1
November 7, 1910

Tehachapi
 City
Kern
 14,414
 9.87
 25.6
August 13, 1909

Tehama
 City
Tehama
 418
 0.79
 2.0
July 5, 1906

Temecula
 City
Riverside
 100,097
 30.15
 78.1
December 1, 1989

Temple City
 City
Los Angeles
 35,558
 4.01
 10.4
May 25, 1960

Thousand Oaks
 City
Ventura
 126,683
 55.03
 142.5
October 7, 1964

Tiburon
 Town
Marin
 8,962
 4.43
 11.5
June 23, 1964

Torrance
 City
Los Angeles
 145,538
 20.48
 53.0
May 21, 1921

Tracy
 City
San Joaquin
 82,922
 22.00
 57.0
July 22, 1910

Trinidad
 City
Humboldt
 367
 0.48
 1.2
November 7, 1870

Truckee
 Town
Nevada
 16,180
 32.32
 83.7
March 23, 1993

Tulare
 City
Tulare
 59,278
 20.93
 54.2
April 5, 1888

Tulelake
 City
Siskiyou
 1,010
 0.41
 1.1
March 1, 1937

Turlock
 City
Stanislaus
 68,549
 16.93
 43.8
February 15, 1908

Tustin
 City
Orange
 75,540
 11.08
 28.7
September 21, 1927

Twentynine Palms
 City
San Bernardino
 25,048
 59.14
 153.2
November 23, 1987

UkiahCounty seat
 City
Mendocino
 16,075
 4.67
 12.1
March 8, 1876

Union City
 City
Alameda
 69,516
 19.47
 50.4
January 26, 1959

Upland
 City
San Bernardino
 73,732
 15.62
 40.5
May 15, 1906

Vacaville
 City
Solano
 92,428
 28.37
 73.5
August 9, 1892

Vallejo
 City
Solano
 115,942
 30.67
 79.4
March 30, 1868

VenturaCounty seat
 City
Ventura
 106,433
 21.65
 56.1
April 2, 1866

Vernon
 City
Los Angeles
 112
 4.97
 12.9
September 22, 1905

Victorville
 City
San Bernardino
 115,903
 73.18
 189.5
September 21, 1962

Villa Park
 City
Orange
 5,812
 2.08
 5.4
January 11, 1962

VisaliaCounty seat
 City
Tulare
 124,442
 36.25
 93.9
February 27, 1874

Vista
 City
San Diego
 93,834
 18.68
 48.4
January 28, 1963

Walnut
 City
Los Angeles
 29,172
 8.99
 23.3
January 19, 1959

Walnut Creek
 City
Contra Costa
 64,173
 19.76
 51.2
October 21, 1914

Wasco
 City
Kern
 25,545
 9.43
 24.4
December 22, 1945

Waterford
 City
Stanislaus
 8,456
 2.33
 6.0
November 7, 1969

Watsonville
 City
Santa Cruz
 51,199
 6.69
 17.3
March 30, 1868

Weed
 City
Siskiyou
 2,967
 4.79
 12.4
January 25, 1961

West Covina
 City
Los Angeles
 106,098
 16.04
 41.5
February 17, 1923

West Hollywood
 City
Los Angeles
 34,399
 1.89
 4.9
November 29, 1984

West Sacramento
 City
Yolo
 48,744
 21.43
 55.5
January 1, 1987

Westlake Village
 City
Los Angeles
 8,270
 5.19
 13.4
December 11, 1981

Westminster
 City
Orange
 89,701
 10.05
 26.0
March 27, 1957

Westmorland
 City
Imperial
 2,225
 0.59
 1.5
June 30, 1934

Wheatland
 City
Yuba
 3,456
 1.48
 3.8
April 23, 1874

Whittier
 City
Los Angeles
 85,331
 14.65
 37.9
February 25, 1898

Wildomar
 City
Riverside
 32,176
 23.69
 61.4
July 1, 2008

Williams
 City
Colusa
 5,123
 5.44
 14.1
May 17, 1920

Willits
 City
Mendocino
 4,888
 2.80
 7.3
November 19, 1888

WillowsCounty seat
 City
Glenn
 6,166
 2.85
 7.4
January 16, 1886

Windsor
 Town
Sonoma
 26,801
 7.27
 18.8
July 1, 1992

Winters
 City
Yolo
 6,624
 2.91
 7.5
February 9, 1898

Woodlake
 City
Tulare
 7,279
 2.25
 5.8
September 23, 1941

WoodlandCounty seat
 City
Yolo
 55,468
 15.30
 39.6
February 22, 1871

Woodside
 Town
San Mateo
 5,287
 11.73
 30.4
November 16, 1956

Yorba Linda
 City
Orange
 64,234
 19.48
 50.5
November 2, 1967

Yountville
 Town
Napa
 2,933
 1.53
 4.0
February 4, 1965

YrekaCounty seat
 City
Siskiyou
 7,765
 9.98
 25.8
April 21, 1857

Yuba CityCounty seat
 City
Sutter
 64,925
 14.58
 37.8
January 23, 1908

Yucaipa
 City
San Bernardino
 51,367
 27.89
 72.2
November 27, 1989

Yucca Valley
 Town
San Bernardino
 20,700
 40.02
 103.7
November 27, 1991


See also[edit]




  • Largest cities in Southern California

  • List of cities and towns in the San Francisco Bay Area

  • List of communities in California

  • List of counties in California

  • List of largest California cities by population



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