Diamond Bar
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Climate & Weather
Chino average annual rainfall is 10.0 inches per year
Chino average temperature is 54 to 83 degrees F.
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History & History Related Items
Chino history:
Originally, Native American Indians lived in the Chino Valley. In the early 1800's, the land became part of the San Gabriel Mission and was used for grazing mission horses and cattle. In 1810, Don Antonio Maria Lugo began accumulating land from the San Bernardino Mountains to San Pedro. In 1841, he was granted rights to what became Rancho Santa Ana del Chino (Saint Anne of the Fair Hair). In 1881, Richard Gird purchased Rancho del Chino. In 1887, he subdivided 24,000 acres into small ranches and 640 acres into the town site of Chino. The City was incorporated in 1910. It has been traditionally known as a center for dairy farming providing milk and milk products for the state, though dairy farming has decreased in importance as homes and businesses have taken over many parts of this area.
Chino has evolved into a full-service community, emphasizing balanced growth and retention of its agricultural heritage. The City seal, with a cornucopia, and the motto "Where Everything Grows," promotes this mix of rural values and positive development.
The incorporation date of Chino: 28 February, 1910
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Attractions
Chino attractions:
Prado Regional Park
16700 S. Euclid Ave.
Chino, CA 91710
Telephone: (909) 597-4260
Fax: (909) 393-8428
The Air Museum - Planes of Fame
7000 Merrill Ave.
Box 17
Chino, Ca
Phone: 909-597-3722
Yanks Air Museum
7000 Merrill Avenue, Hangar A207
Box 35
Chino, CA 91710
Phone: 909-597-1734
A unique collections of airplanes built in the United States.
Chino Youth Museum
13191 6th Street
Chino, CA 91710
Phone: 909-464-0499
The old First National Bank and later Herb's Hardware building was opened last year (2002) as a Youth Museum offering our young children a glimpse at our past. See a picture of the building.
Chino is home to three major California prisons - the California Institution for Men, the California Institution for Women and the California Youth Authority.
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