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Monterey Population: 30000
 

Monterey and the Monterey Peninsula are a fascinating melting pot of culture. Monterey Bay is a large, protected bay located in the middle of the California coast. Because of its geographic location, much of Monterey’s livelihood has long been dependent on the bay which gave it its name. Originally, Monterey was a center for sardine fishing, and much of that Cannery Row culture has bred the kitschy, tourist trap environment that makes up the waterfront today. There are, however, a few things of interest available to the discerning sightseer.

     
Oakland Population: 1500000
  Oakland has always struggled to forge an identity for itself separate from its famous sister across the bay. Once primarily a major port town, Oakland has a pleasant climate and convenient access to both the San Francisco area and East Bay spots like Berkeley.
     
San Francisco Population: 2700000
  San Francisco is one of the few North American cities to achieve the legendary status of such places as Paris or London. It is a city defined by collisions: of Mexican, Asian, and American cultures, of the cold north Pacific ocean with the sunny California mainland, of 18th century Spanish missions with 21st century financial skyscrapers. Whether you’re in sight of landmarks like Alcatraz or the Golden Gate Bridge makes no difference: San Francisco’s tangible character is enough to tell you where you are.
     
San Jose Population: 930000
 

Consistently voted as one of the sunniest, safest, and overall best places to live in the country, San Jose and the surrounding area is rapidly gaining a place in history alongside its other West Coast neighbors. Situated at the foot of rolling green hills at the south end of the San Francisco Bay, San Jose is one of California’s oldest cities and is the eleventh largest in the nation.

     
San Luis Obispo Population: 44000
  The sleepy, almost “secret” city of San Luis Obispo serves as the commercial, governmental and cultural hub of California’s Central Coast.
     

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