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Living in Huntington Beach, CA

“Surf City USA”. 14 miles of uninterrupted coastline draw surfers from far and wide. Originally dotted with oil wells and known as “tin can beach”, it has become a bedroom community to many who commute to Los Angeles. New home developments and improvements to the “downtown” area have increased its beauty and image. Whatever you are looking for is here. Visit Central Park, the Equestrian Center or enjoy a baseball game at Community Sports Fields.
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