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The Bakersfield, California Community

Bakersfield is located in the San Joaquin Valley only 2 hours north of Los Angeles. We are surrounded on three sides by beautiful mountains and we are within driving distance to great destinations like San Francisco, Las Vegas, and San Diego/Mexico. Our central location also places us within a 2 hour scenic drive through mountains and vineyards to the central beach areas like Pismo Beach and Morro Bay.

Our community is demographically varied and is a unique blend of urban and rural areas all within the same town. Visitors are always amazed at the size of our town because it does encompass large amounts of farmland and yet offers all the urban amenities of any large city. An example of this diversity is that Bakersfield is home to the #1 and #2 Carrot Growers in the United States, but we are also the county seat for Kern County so the Superior Court and Hall of Records are among the many county, city and federal buildings downtown.

Our diverse community is also home to the Kern River and many films have been shot in and around our town for the great scenery we can provide. Many artists call Bakersfield home, most notably Buck Owens and the group Korn as well as sports greats like Rick Mears (racing) and Joey Porter (football).

Bakersfield is also home to California State University of Bakersfield with outstanding programs in Business and Nursing. We also have a wonderful community college in Bakersfield College where many professionals go for continuing education.

Of course, oil remains one of our great claims to fame and all of the major oil companies have an interest here. Working oil pumps can be seen gracing the parking lots of churches and restaurants as well as in the numerous oil fields in and around town.

Community is probably our strongest asset. We may be a large town, but this community comes together to help those in need and to support great causes like the American Cancer Society (we are always in the top three in nation for raising funds during the Relay for Life). There is a small town feel to our community that belies the actual size of our city. We invite you to come see why we choose to call Bakersfield home.
Previous quarter's home sale average by city. Click city to view homes for sale.

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Alpaugh, CA2$29,000$29,000
Arvin, CA69$97,000$108,206
Bakersfield, CA3,133$130,849$159,446
Bodfish, CA11$62,500$85,383
Caliente, CA11$122,500$152,613
City, IN53$101,170$137,122
Delano, CA145$120,000$132,018
Earlimart, CA15$75,500$96,448
Farmersville, CA49$97,448$104,302
Havilah, CA11$122,500$152,613
Keene, CA5$230,000$218,978
Kernville, CA3$250,000$203,951
Lake Isabella, CA17$81,917$110,525
Lamont, CA37$61,000$79,611
Loraine, CA11$122,500$152,613
Mc Farland, CA32$107,817$115,436
Onyx, CA1$575,000$575,000
Porterville, CA310$239,565$236,318
Shafter, CA250$223,792$234,573
Stallion Springs, CA240$144,712$163,435
Tehachapi, CA248$145,987$164,269
Toluca Terrace, CA63$370,000$386,262
Wasco, CA66$107,000$119,527
Wofford Heights, CA17$81,800$130,478
Woody, CA1$155,000$155,000
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Population

Total Population3,427
Population Density155 Persons/Sq. Mile
Female Population1,790
Male Population1,637
Population Change since 1990↑ 1% Increase
Population Change since 2000↑ 3% Increase

Colleges

Nearest 2-Year Public CollegeBakersfield College
Distance32 miles
Nearest 4-Year Public CollegeCa State Univ Bakersfield
Distance40 miles

Households and Income

Total Number of Households1,531
Family Households860
Average Family Size3.09
Average Household Income$32,229
Median Household Income$23,457
Income Change since 1990↑ 335000% Increase
Income Change since 2000↑ 19% Increase

Crime Rates Compared to National Average

The National Average is designated 1.0 - A value of 2.0 represents twice as much risk while a value of 0.5 represents half as much risk.
Total Crime Risk1.01
Crime Risk (County)1.02
Personal Crime Risk (County)1.24
Murder Crime Risk (County)0.89
Rape Crime Risk (County)0.84
Robbery Crime Risk (County)0.98
Assault Crime Risk (County)0.91
Property Crime Risk (County)1.14
Burglary Crime Risk (County)0.92
Larceny Crime Risk (County)1.06
Motor Vehicle Theft Risk (County)0.57

Climate

Average July High Temperature96.8 °F
Average January Low Temperature31.5 °F
Annual Precipitation13.2 inches
Air Pollution Index90% of National Average

Miscellaneous

Sales Tax Rate8.25%
Nearest AirportMeadows Field
Distance36 miles
Nearest Major Sports TeamBakersfield Blaze (a)
Distance35 miles
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Linns Valley Elementary School158 White River Road
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AIR TRAVEL

Flying S Ranch Airport-62clRestone Ave

ART AND MUSEUMS

Cowboy Memorial & Library40371 Cowboy Ln

PLACE OF WORSHIP

Twin Oaks Community Church16115 Caliente Creek Rd

POST OFFICES

Us Post Office27750 Caliente Bodfish Rd

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