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La HabraOrange County,California"A Caring Community"The California state capital is Sacramento. What would you like to know about La Habra History & History-related items
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The population of La Habra is approximately 62,483 (2007).
The amount of land area in La Habra is 18.958 sq. kilometers.
La Habra elevation is 350-520 feet above sea level. The La Habra median home price is $460,800 (2005). La Habra miscellany. Return to Index La Habra location: just north of Fullerton, about 30 miles southeast of Los Angeles in southern California. Othernearby communities include La Habra Heights, East La Mirada, Fullerton, Brea, La Mirada, Hacienda Heights, South Whittier and Rowland Heights. Here is a map page for La Habra.
Return to Index The geography for La Habra is in a valley between the Puente Hills and the West Coyote Hills. Return to Index
The weather in La Habra is moderate with no real extremes in temperatures. Of course, there are occasional highs or lows, but weather, in general, is very nice. Here is a current weather page for La Habra. History & History Related Items La Habra history: The city's roots began during the Mexican rancho days. In 1839, Mariano Reyes Roldan was granted thousands of acres of land for his rancho which he named Rancho Canada de La Habra. The city was platted in the 1890's. When a local post office was opened in 1896, La Habra was given as the name. This name, taken from the Spanish abra for "opening," refers to a pass through nearby mountains. At the time of its incorporation in 1925, La Habra's economy was based mostly on agriculture. The population was less than 3,000. The Milhous Family, grandparents of the nation's 37th President, Richard Milhous Nixon, were among the first settlers in La Habra. Future US President, Richard Nixon, opened his first law office in La Habra, located on La Habra Boulevard, at the site of the current Community Center. This history page has more historical information. Return to Index La Habra attractions: The Children's Museum at La Habra La Habra Depot Theater The La Habra Art Association is proud to offer a community art gallery. The telephone number is 562-691-9739. Individuals may rent the gallery to show their art. 215 North Orange Boulevard of the Bells: Return to Index
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