Who calls the 5 county region "L.A."? (Los Angeles: price, stats)

[christianity]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

I am absolutely not omitting (one M, not two) Ventura, SB and Riverside.

If thats the truth then delete or change that post of yours... And correct what you been saying.


Lol you forgot to say those places???

[theraven24]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

I am absolutely not omitting (one M, not two) Ventura, SB and Riverside. However, in the case of the I.E., not all parts of SB and Riverside are part of the Greater LA area, e.g. Needles is not greater LA (although at one time LA's borders extended to the state border).

I've learned not to go back and forth with that person. It is utterly pointless, trust me.

[christianity]

Originally Posted by theraven24

I've learned not to go back and forth with that person. It is utterly pointless, trust me.

you're like that luvsouthoc person too?!?!??

[LuvSouthOC]

Originally Posted by theraven24

I've learned not to go back and forth with that person. It is utterly pointless, trust me.

I finally figured out how to use /ignore, done.

[christianity]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

I finally figured out how to use /ignore, done.

won't even correct what you said...

[jfsoto1988]

Caltrans should just install Entering Metropolitan Area signs. They have signs for local regions (San Gabriel Valley, San Fernando Valley, etc), why not metro areas?

Entering
Greater Los Angeles Area (L.A. Co, OC, I.E., Ven Co.)
* This sign could be at places like Camp Pendleton or the Grapevine (Tejon Pass).

Entering
San Diego-Tijuana International Border Metro (SD Co, Tij, Ros, Tec)
*This sign could be at Camp Pendleton or in Fallbrook/Rainbow. Tijuana keeps getting bigger.

Entering
Palm Springs Metro Area (Some maps dont consider it part of the I.E. & Greater LA)
* This sign could be at Whitewater (the eastern end of the San Gorgonio Pass) or at the Chiriaco Summit. This metro area could also include the Morongo Basin to the north.

Entering
El Centro-Yuma-Mexicali International Border Metro
*This could be the smallest and least populated metro area of SoCal which also extends into neighboring western Arizona & the northeastern part of Baja California del Norte & northwest Sonora.

[christianity]

Originally Posted by jfsoto1988

Greater Los Angeles Area (L.A. Co, OC, I.E., Ven Co.)

yeah someone here loves a certain **** county so much (bgs91762) they intentionally omit 3 of them...

[Yermum]

There are two counties in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area (MSA). Orange County & Los Angeles County.

[Los Angeles Gucci Mane]

Originally Posted by I Love Buildings

LA, OC , Inland Empire are all the same to me because its just a bunch of single family houses connected by streets and freeways surrounded by palm trees and mountains. The whole Greater Metro have a sharing similar vibe that feed off eachother, unlike New York and San Fransico where you have a body of water seperating their central core from the rest.

I was born here so maybe it's impossible to make a tourist see it the way i do. There's no "real" city limit. Once you exit a certain suburb you enter another one without a disruption in rural land. Constantly development along The 10 Freeway from Santa Monica to Palm Springs. that's 100+ miles.

I truly believe we will outsprawl Tokyo and Mexico City.

This. LA is its greater metro, Ventura to San Clemente to Riverside to Redlands it's all just one big area, also we all share the same public transportation system the Metrolink, if you're near that system you're in LA.

[Los Angeles Gucci Mane]

Originally Posted by jfsoto1988

Caltrans should just install Entering Metropolitan Area signs. They have signs for local regions (San Gabriel Valley, San Fernando Valley, etc), why not metro areas?

Entering
Greater Los Angeles Area (L.A. Co, OC, I.E., Ven Co.)
* This sign could be at places like Camp Pendleton or the Grapevine (Tejon Pass)

They should