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The population of Desert Hot Springs is approximately 14,824 (1999).
The amount of land area in Desert Hot Springs is 26.489 sq. kilometers.
Desert Hot Springs elevation is 1,185 feet above sea level. The Desert Hot Springs median home price is $84,100. Desert Hot Springs miscellany. Return to Index Desert Hot Springs location: near Palm Springs in the desert area of Southern California, about 112 miles from Los Angeles. It is about 12 miles to the Palm Springs International Airport.
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The climate for Desert Hot Springs is warm, sunny, clear and dry. There are many winter "snowbirds" who come from up north to warm up. Each year has over 330 days of sunshine! History & History Related Items Desert Hot Springs history: Jack Riley is reported to have been the first white man to set foot in what is now Desert Hot Springs somewhere around 1908. Apparently it all started with the Desert Lands Act an Act that allowed Homesteading. And according to Information the first person to actually live here was Hilda M. Gray a woman described as a diminutive, feminine, hard working and rugged pioneer. Her homestead was just south of what is known today as Two Bunch Palms. She was here when Cabot Yerxa arrived in 1913. She homesteaded for 4 years and then moved to Arcadia to resume her career as a legal secretary. Return to Index Desert Hot Springs attractions: Learn more about Desert Hot Springs at this site. Desert Hot Springs is famous the world over for its natural hot mineral water, but it is also known for its underground aquifers of pure cold water. There are over 40 hotels and spas with over 1,000 rooms located in the city. Home of the World's Best Water! Hot Springs Park The Cabot Museum Return to Index
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