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    The San Gabriel Valley

    Population

    • 1,433,429 population in 2000, according to the U.S. Census
    • 284.13 square miles, divided into 47 neighborhoods
    • 5,045 people per square mile. The most dense neighborhood is South San Jose Hills, and the least dense neighborhood is Industry.

    Ethnicity

    Ethnicity
    • The most diverse neighborhood is Ramona, and the least diverse neighborhood is Irwindale.

    Income

    Household income in thousands of 2000 dollars
    • The wealthiest neighborhood is San Marino, and the least wealthy neighborhood is El Monte.

    Education

    Education level
    • 24.2% of residents 25 and older have a four-year degree. The neighborhood with the highest rate is San Marino, and the neighborhood with the lowest rate is South El Monte.

    Age

    Age
    • The neighborhood with oldest population is Bradbury, and the neighborhood with the youngest population is Baldwin Park.

    Housing

    Occupied housing units
    • 39.0% of households are renters. The neighborhood with the highest rental rate is Alhambra, and the neighborhood with the lowest rental rate is La Habra Heights.

    The San Gabriel Valley

    is a region of Los Angeles County containing 47 neighborhoods.
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    The San Gabriel Valley is one of the 16 regions in Mapping L.A., the Los Angeles Times’ resource for crime, neighborhoods, demographics and schools in Los Angeles County.
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