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• 4S Ranch4S Ranch covers about 2,900 acres and keeps the Spanish mission style house Albert E. Smith built in 1928 on a ridge overlooking Lake Hodges.
• Black Mountain RanchBlack Mountain Ranch is served by the Poway Unified School District, whose Del Sur Elementary opened there in 2008 and Del Norte High School in 2009.
• BonitaSweetwater Dam, built in 1888, gave way after heavy rains in 1906 and flooded the whole Lower Sweetwater Valley where Bonita lies.
• CarlsbadCarlsbad is named for the spa town of Karlsbad, after a well at Frazier's Station yielded water chemically similar to famous spa waters, and it now has the nation's largest desalination plant.
• Carmel Mountain RanchCarmel Mountain Ranch took shape under the 1981 Rancho Carmel Community Plan, and much of its golf course, closed in 2018, has since been developed.
• Chula VistaIn 1985 Chula Vista made the largest annexation in California history, taking in the neighborhoods of Castle Park and Otay.
• Del Mar MesaDel Mar Mesa covers 2,042 acres, with more than 900 acres of protected habitat and about 10 miles of trails.
• EastlakeEastlake began building in 1986 around an artificial pond, though its name is often stretched to cover much of east Chula Vista along State Route 125.
• EscondidoAfter a dam formed Lake Wohlford in 1894 and 1895, Escondido planted orange and lemon trees in large numbers, and Escondido Creek still runs from that dam through downtown.
• KensingtonFrom 1910 Kensington was reached by route 11 of the San Diego Electric Railway, which crossed Ward Canyon on a wooden trestle bridge.
• La MesaSettlers prized La Mesa for its natural springs, and in 1868 stockman Robert Allison bought 4,000 acres of land there.
• Mission HillsMission Hills is primarily residential, with its shops and restaurants along Washington Street and in the West Lewis Shopping District.
• North CoastalRivers and creeks flowing west across North County mostly drain into the region's four main lagoons, passing lakes and reservoirs on the way.
• North InlandInland North County belongs to the county's second most populous region, home to an estimated 869,322 people.
• Otay RanchGrowth in Otay Ranch and Eastlake made Chula Vista the seventh fastest growing city in the nation in 2003.
• PowayPoway's farms depended on winter rain until the Poway Municipal Water District was formed in 1954 to use water from the Colorado River Aqueduct.
• Rancho BernardoSan Diego annexed Rancho Bernardo in the 1960s, and AVCO Community Developers built it out until 1984.
• Rancho PeñasquitosFrom 1857 to 1860, Rancho Peñasquitos was a station of the San Antonio-San Diego Mail Line on the wagon road to Warner's Ranch.
• San DiegoMission San Diego de Alcalá, founded in 1769 by Junípero Serra, is the oldest of California's Spanish missions.
• San MarcosSan Marcos began to grow in 1956, when its first Colorado River water arrived, and incorporated as a city in 1963.
• Scripps RanchThe 2003 Cedar Fire destroyed more than 300 homes in the southern part of Scripps Ranch.
• South / CentralThe South Bay grew from Mexican land grants such as Rancho Otay and Rancho de la Nación, and South Bay Salt Works began operating there in the 1870s.