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About Yorba Linda, California

Yorba Linda, California is an upper-middle class bedroom community and it features many new and well-maintained homes. This city is home to the Richard Nixon presidential library which features roses, miniature fruit trees, memorabilia, and a pool. Yorba Linda boasts one of the lowest crime rates among Orange County. The city also includes many activities for everyone to enjoy such as a town library, a bowling alley, 27 parks (including a sports park), a community center and a community gym.

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