Bicycle City California

By Bicycle City Staff, Updated Sat, 06/02/2007 - 15:11
Table of Contents

Potential Bicycle City Locations
Introduction
Potential California Bicycle City Locations
Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies in California
California Animal & Wildlife Groups
California Business Organizations & Resources
California Education Organizations & Resources
California Environmental Groups
California International Groups
California Government
In Conclusion

Introduction

Already home to Hollywood and the stars, as well as one of the biggest and most diversified economies in the world and an environmentally-conscious populace, there is true development potential for Bicycle City, California. The state maintains a strong position in several high-wage growth industries and is expected to provide as many as 3 million jobs over the next 10 years. The economic climate is in direct alignment with the needs of potential Bicycle City, Calif., businesses. California is also well-known for having some of the most eclectic terrain and climates of any U.S. state. There are numerous areas in both the northern and southern regions conducive for potential Bicycle City, Calif., locations. Access to dozens of state parks offers availability plentiful outdoor activities in each climate to potential visitors and residents of a possible Bicycle City, CA. Trails for non-motorized access range across the state from the northern Lake Tahoe region to the southern Santa Ana River trail. The California Department of Transportation supports an extensive public transportation system and maintains a scenic highway program. This makes it easy to choose green forms of transportation, which certainly fit the goals of a prospective location for Bicycle City, Calif.

Potential California Bicycle City Locations

Bicycle City, CA could potentially be located 10 to 100 miles from any of the following California cities and towns:

San Diego, CA
  • Population: 1,208,331
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 10.7 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 66, Feb. – 66, Mar. – 66, Apr. – 69, May 69, Jun. – 72, Jul. – 76, Aug. – 78, Sep. – 77, Oct. – 74, Nov. – 70, Dec. – 66
  • Water: Smiley Lagoon, Hollis Lake, Chollas Reservoir, Del Cerro Reservoir, Duck Pond, Lake Miramar, Murray Reservoir, Los Penasquitos Creek, San Diego River, Santa Maria Creek, Santa Ysabel Creek, Chollas Creek, Chicarita Creek, Tecolote Creek
  • Adjacent Public Land: Colina del Sol Park, Montezuma Park, Adams Avenue Park, Montgomery County Park, Adobe Bluffs Park, John F. Kennedy Park, Heritage County Park, Allied Gardens Community Park
  • Zip Codes: 92101, 92102, 92103, 92104, 92105, 92106, 92107, 92108, 92109, 92110, 92111, 92112, 92113, 92114, 92115, 92116,
  • Other Highlights: San Diego offers numerous beaches, kayak tours, theatres, galleries, museums, and other cultural attractions. The area has a diverse population and a high percentage of college-educated individuals.
San Francisco, CA
  • Population: 719,077
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 22.2 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 56, Feb. – 59, Mar. – 61, Apr. – 64, May – 67, Jun. – 70, Jul. – 71, Aug. – 72, Sep. – 73, Oct. – 70, Nov. – 62, Dec. – 56
  • Water: North Lake, Middle Lake, Stow Lake, Lloyd Lake, Merced Lake, McNab Lake, Honda Laguna, Mountain Lake, Lobos Creek
  • Adjacent Public Land: Adam Rogers Park, Agua Vista Park, Helen Wills Playground, Alamo Square, Alamo Square Historic District, Pioneer Park
  • Zip Codes: 94101, 94106, 94107, 94108, 94109, 94133, 94134, 94139, 94140, 94152, 94168, 94171, 94172, 94175, 94177, 94188
  • Other Highlights: San Francisco is home to several beaches and golf courses. Its population is quite diverse and has high average education and income. The Bay area also has high interest in non-motorized commuting and energy conservation.
Irvine, CA
  • Population: 172,182
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 13.8 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 66, Feb. – 67, Mar. – 68, Apr. – 72, May – 73, Jun. – 78, Jul. – 82, Aug. – 83, Sep. – 82, Oct. – 78, Nov. – 72, Dec. – 67
  • Water: Sand Canyon Reservoir, Laguna Reservoir, North Lake, Agua Chinon Wash, Rattlesnake Canyon Wash, Sand Canyon Wash, Serrano Creek, Borrego Canyon Wash, Bonita Creek, Bee Canyon Wash, Hicks Canyon Wash
  • Adjacent Public Land: Silkwood Park, Alderwood Park, Aldrich Park, Heritage Park, Stone Creek Park, Woodpine Park, Pepperwood Park, Arrowhead Park, Windrow Community Park
  • Zip Codes: 92602, 92603, 92604, 92606, 92612, 92614, 92616, 92618, 92619, 92620, 92623, 92697, 92709, 92710
  • Other Highlights: Irvine has many art attractions, a warm climate, low crime and a high median income.
Redding, CA
  • Population: 89,362
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 33.5 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 55, Feb. – 60, Mar. – 64, Apr. – 71, May – 81, Jun. – 91, Jul. – 98, Aug. – 97, Sep. – 90, Oct. – 78, Nov. – 62, Dec. – 56
  • Water: Falks Lake, Lake Redding, Middle Creek, Olney Creek, Jenny Creek, Clear Creek, Sulphur Creek, Buckeye Creek, Boulder Creek, Lake Shasta
  • Adjacent Public Land: Woods Memorial Park, Turtle Bay Bird Sanctuary, Kutras Park, Buckeye Park, Lake Redding Park, Cascade Park, Lake Shasta Historic Park
  • Zip Codes: 96001, 96002, 96003, 96049, 96099
  • Other Highlights: Redding offers lots for the outdoor enthusiast, including Lake Shasta Caverns. It is also home to Redding Arboretum and several museums and theatres.
Oakland, CA
  • Population: 373,910
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 22.9 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 57, Feb. – 61, Mar. – 63, Apr. – 66, May – 69, Jun. – 72, Jul. – 73, Aug. – 73, Sep. – 75, Oct. – 72, Nov. – 64, Dec. – 68
  • Water: Merritt Lake, Tyson Lake, Palo Seco Creek, Peralta Creek, Lion Creek, Glen Echo Creek, Rifle Range Branch, San Leandro Creek, Sausal Creek, Shephard Creek, Country Club Branch
  • Adjacent Public Land: Coliseum Gardens, Joaquin Miller Park, Municipal Rose Garden, Pinto Ranch Recreation Area, Morgan Plaza, Colby Park
  • Zip Codes: 94601, 94602, 94606, 94607, 94609, 94614, 94615, 94617, 94618, 94619, 94621, 94622, 94623, 94626, 94627, 94661, 94666
  • Other Highlights: Oakland's diverse residents have a strong interest in energy conservation. The city also is home to the Oakland Museum, Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach, and numerous trails for non-motorized use.
Modesto, CA
  • Population: 202,971
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 13.1 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 54, Feb. – 62, Mar. – 68, Apr. – 74, May – 82, Jun. – 89, Jul. – 94, Aug. – 92, Sep. – 88, Oct. – 78, Nov. – 64, Dec. – 54
  • Water: Naraghi Lake
  • Adjacent Public Land: Lakewood Park, Moose Park, Moran Estates Park, Muncy Park, John Muir Park, Coffee Park, Pike Park, Pierre Park
  • Zip Codes: 95350, 95351, 95352, 95353, 95354, 95355, 95356, 95357, 95358, 95397
  • Other Highlights: Modesto has a thriving arts community with several museums and theatres, and it is located in one of the top agricultural areas of the United States.
Fremont, CA
  • Population: 210,387
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 14.8 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 58, Feb. – 64, Mar. – 61, Apr. – 68, May – 72, Jun. – 76, Jul. – 78, Aug. – 79, Sep. – 78, Oct. – 74, Nov. – 63, Dec. – 58
  • Water: Swimming Lagoon, Tule Pond, Agua Caliente Creek, Agua Fria Creek, Mission Creek, Plummer Creek, Scott Creek, Crandall Creek, Toroges Creek
  • Adjacent Public Land: Musick Park, Alameda Creek Quarries Regional Park, Ardenwood Regional Preserve, Lone Tree Creek Park, Arroyo Agua Caliente Park, Ash Street Park, Civic Center Park, Azevada Park, Patterson Park, Fremont Peak State Park
  • Zip Codes: 94536, 94537, 94538, 94539, 94555
  • Other Highlights: Fremont offers residents and visitors the Freemont Festival of the Arts, Mission Peak Hiking Trails, several museums and a diverse population.
Riverside, CA
  • Population: 294,059
  • Average Annual Rainfall: 10.2 inches
  • Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 68, Feb. – 70, Mar. – 71, Apr. – 76, May – 80, Jun. – 88, Jul. – 94, Aug. – 95, Sep. – 91, Oct. – 83, Nov. – 74, Dec. – 69
  • Water: Lake Evans, Hole Lake, Spring Brook, Tequesquito Arroyo
  • Adjacent Public Land: Myra Linn Park, Mount Vernon Park, Agricultural Park, John Bryant Park, Evans Park, Fairmount Park, Andulka Park, Jones Park, Streeter Park, California Citrus State Memorial Park
  • Zip Codes: 92501, 92502, 92503, 92504, 92505, 92506, 92507, 92508, 92509, 92513, 92514, 92515, 92516, 92517, 92519, 92521, 92522
  • Other Highlights: Riverside has a wide variety of museums and other cultural attractions.
Potential Bicycle City Location Sources
Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies in California
California Animal & Wildlife Groups
California Business Organizations & Resources
California Education Organizations & Resources
California Environmental Groups
California International Groups
California Government
Conclusion

The diverse geography of the state and the well-established enthusiasm for outdoor activities and alternative transportation to work provides a great potential for creation of a Bicycle City, California. The state’s commitment to greener living possibilities conducive to a cleaner, healthier lifestyle and planet parallel the goals for a potential Bicycle City, Calif., development.

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