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• 4S RanchBy 1915 the land under 4S Ranch belonged to the San Dieguito Mutual Water Company, a Santa Fe Railroad subsidiary that planted thousands of eucalyptus trees in a failed bid to grow railroad ties.
• Black Mountain RanchBlack Mountain Ranch covers 5,100 acres split between two developments, Santaluz in the south and Del Sur in the north.
• BonitaBonita spreads along a five-mile stretch of the Sweetwater River below Sweetwater Dam, which was built in 1888 and broke under heavy rains in 1906.
• CarlsbadConstruction of Carlsbad's desalination plant at the Encina Power Station site was completed in December 2015, and the power station itself was later demolished.
• Carmel Mountain RanchCarmel Mountain Ranch is bounded by Poway on the east and by the San Diego communities of Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Peñasquitos and Sabre Springs on its other sides.
• Chula VistaFrom 1960 to 2013 a 700-megawatt, four-boiler power plant occupied 115 acres of the Chula Vista waterfront.
• Del Mar MesaDel Mar Mesa is a semi-rural community of half-acre-minimum lots, mostly built in the 2000s, with more than 900 of its 2,042 acres kept as protected habitat.
• EastlakeChula Vista grew 5.5 percent in 2003, the seventh-fastest rate in the nation, largely on the strength of Eastlake and Otay Ranch.
• EscondidoEscondido's recorded extremes run from 13 degrees F in the winters of 1901 and 1913 to 115 degrees F on September 6, 2020.
• KensingtonLots in Kensington Park went on sale in November 1910, and the first houses built there that year were all in the Craftsman style.
• La MesaSettlers prized La Mesa for its natural springs, the La Mesa Springs that gave downtown's Spring Street its name.
• Mission HillsMission Hills has two historic districts recognized by the City of San Diego, on hills that look over downtown, Old Town and the bay.
• North CoastalThe Carlsbad desalination plant on North County's coast takes in about 100 million gallons of Pacific seawater on a typical day through an intake at Agua Hedionda Lagoon.
• North InlandInland North County runs from humid valleys to rocky foothills and temperate mountains, crossed by rivers that are interrupted by lakes and reservoirs.
• Otay RanchOtay Ranch is one of the planned communities that began going up in the late 1980s on land Chula Vista annexed east of Interstate 805 and State Route 125.
• PowayPoway, whose motto is "The City in the Country," saw developers build housing tracts once its sewer system was finished in 1957.
• Rancho BernardoRancho Bernardo was built as a master-planned community by AVCO Community Developers until 1984, around the Rancho Bernardo Inn that opened in 1963.
• Rancho PeñasquitosRancho Peñasquitos, known locally as PQ, borders Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve and its hiking, biking and equestrian trails.
• San DiegoThe City of San Diego imports most of its water untreated from the County Water Authority and treats it at its Alvarado, Miramar and Otay plants.
• San MarcosIn 1887 the San Marcos Land Company bought nearly all the former Couts family land and divided it into tracts, and Lake San Marcos is now a county island inside the city.
• Scripps RanchMiramar Reservoir lies inside Scripps Ranch, a community known for the mature eucalyptus trees lining Pomerado Road.
• South / CentralThe South Bay, also called South County, stretches along San Diego Bay to the Mexican border, and one of its cities, Imperial Beach, bills itself as "Classic Southern California."