Avenal, California, is located in Kings country just west of Interstate 5, about midway between San Jose, Ca., and Bakersfield, Ca. The population, as of the 2000 census, was 14,674. Population density is 767 people per square mile. Racial makeup is 35% white, 12.6 % Black or African American, .95% Native American, 51.4% other races. 65.88% of the population are Hispanic or Latino of any race.

Median income for a household in the city is $29,710. Per capita income for the city is $14,090. 30.7% of the population is below the poverty line, of whom almost 35% are under the age of 18.

Avenal is very popular with glider pilots because of the openness of the surrounding area and the prevalence of strong thermals. There is an airport that caters to the needs of glider pilots and their support crews.

Weather is ideal for outdoor activities, with mild winters, warm summers with cool nights, and only about eight and a quarter inches of rain per year.

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Nestled in Pleasant Valley, at the foot of the southern leg of the Diablo Range, and surrounded by hills, ranches, and some of America's most productive agricultural land, Coalinga is ten miles west of Interstate 5, and sixty miles southwest of Fresno - California's sixth largest city.

The name Coalinga is a derivation of the designation "Coaling A", which was applied by the railroad to the station for loading the hopper car with coal. There was also a station called "Coaling B". But no town was named after it.

Coalinga is a General Law City operating in a Council - Manager form of Government, with five Councilmembers elected to four year staggered terms. The City Council chooses a Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem from among its members.

Coalinga is a full - service city, with a Redevelopment Agency, Public Finance Authority and a new municipal airport. Coalinga provides highly professional Community Development, Transit, Public Works and public safety services (Police, Fire and EMT/Ambulance) and water, wastewater treatment, sanitation, recycling and natural gas utility services. The City also operates the Claremont Custody Center under contract with the State of California.

Large metropolis only one hour from the Sierra Nevada and all its pristine delights. Home of the Fresno State Bulldogs.

Hanford and Lemoore are about 10 miles apart, approx 30 miles south of Fresno, Ca. Hanford is the seat of Kings county. Lemoore is the home of NAS Lemoore, Naval Air Station. The economic base of the area is primarily agriculture and governmental establishments.

A small, bucolic agricultural town on the Kings river located between and slightly north of Hanford and Lemoore. Peaceful country quiet surrounded by vineyards and cotton fields. It is just down the road from the beautiful Hanford Country Club.

A charming community located at the intersection of Interstate 5 and State Hwy 41. An ideal location for commercial establishments that cater to the traveling public.

20 miles south of Fresno on Highway 99.

Quaint little valley town originally established by Swedish immigrants.  The Swedish influence is still very strong and gives the town an attractive European atmosphere.  It is located on Highway 99 about 2 miles southeast of Fresno. 

Smart little city on the edge of the Sierra.  This small city is one of the most attractive cities in the central valley, both for living in and developing in.  It has most of the advantages of city life, without all the problems of the big cities.  

Close to the Sierra Mountains of California, only minutes away from the fast growing metropolis of Fresno, Dinuba is a hidden jewel of the great Central Valley of California.  Take the Mt. View exit off Highway 99 and go east, or take Highway 63 north from Visalia.   Bring your family here and let them grown up in the quite farming country within view of magnificent moutain peaks.

Close to Fresno, on the banks of the Kings River, this town is the home of Reedley Community College.  Take Manning exit from Highway 99 and procede east, following the highway markers.