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List of
Counties
List of Towns
Points of
Interest
Capital: Sacramento
Largest city: Los
Angeles
Highest point: Mount Whitney, 14,505 ft
Lowest point: Death Valley, -282 ft below
sea level
Admission to Union: September 9, 1850
(31st)
California
is the third-largest U.S. state by land area after Alaska and Texas
The state's local government is divided into 58 counties and 480 incorporated
cities and towns; of which
458 are cities and 22 are towns.
On May 1, 2009, LAX welcomes Allegiant Air
Allegiant Air, an ultra-low cost carrier, will establish a focus city
operation at Los Angeles International Airport this month. Allegiant
Air will serve 12 destinations from LAX: Bellingham, WA; Billings, MT;
Des Moines, IA; Fargo, ND; Grand Junction, CO; McAllen, TX; Medford,
OR; Missoula, MT; Monterey, CA; Sioux Falls, SD; Springfield, MO; and
Wichita, KS.
Port Chicago Disaster - July 17, 1944
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Earth, Wind and Fire
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The Wine; Napa Valley
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Hi-Tech, Lo-Tech
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The Border
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High Desert
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The Surf
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Highway 101
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Earthquakes
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State of California

California state seal
About California
Commercial ocean salmon fishing will be closed in
California in 2009.
California is the most populous U.S. state. Its
four largest cities are Los
Angeles, San Diego,
San Jose, and
San Francisco
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