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Profile
of Encinitas
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Population is 58,000
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Single family dwellings
range from
$450,000 to $5,000,000.
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Attached homes (condos)
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from $300,000 to $1,500,000.
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ZIP Code: 92024.

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Encinitas lies in northern San
Diego County between the San Elijo Lagoon to the south and the Batiquitos
Lagoon to the north.
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Old Encinitas is along Highway
101 and parallels the beautiful beaches and ocean. The City of Encinitas
is now made up of five communities that take pride in their own
distinct personalities.There are a variety of Encinitas homes in
the different areas.
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If you are considering a move
to Encinitas, here are the local community resources which will
make it easier to set up your new residence.
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| City
Hall - City of Encinitas |
| 760-633-2600 |
| Police
- SD County Sheriff |
| 760-753-5591 |
| Fire
- Encinitas Fire District |
| 760-633-2800 |
| Electric
Company - SDG&E |
| 619-239-7511 |
| Phone
Co . - SBT Pac Bell |
| 760-811-5888 |
| Water
- San Dieguito Water District |
| 760-753-6466 |
| Trash
Pickup - Mashburn Waste & Recycling |
| 760-436-4151 |
| Cable
TV - Daniels |
| 760-438-7741 |
| Cable TV
- Cox Cable |
| 760-599-6060 |
| Broadband
Internet |
| (see above plus
DSL providers) |
| Local
Storage - San Diego Self Storage |
| 760-753-9480 |
| Moving
Company - Global Van Lines |
| 800-944-8126 |
| Moving
Rentals - U-Haul |
| 800-GO-UHAUL |
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Area
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The city got its name from Encina
Canada, Spanish for "hills of live oaks," which describes
what Gaspar de Portola saw in 1669 when he led an expedition through
the region. The Spanish Governor of Baja California hoped to create
a stronghold in California and did so until Mexico laid claim on
the land in the 1800s. That reign was short lived and California
became a state of the United States in 1850. From an 1800's gold
rush in nearby Julian to the arrival of celebrities such as Charlie
Chaplin in the early 1900's, at least two establishments offer glimpses
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Visit the San Dieguito
Historical Museum to learn about indian tribes that once dominated
the region. Or sit in the historic La Paloma Theatre (possibly the
first 'talking' theatre in the rural United States when it opened
its doors in 1928) to watch a current movie. When the communities
of Leucadia, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Olivenhain and old and new Encinitas
incorporated together as the City of Encinitas in 1986, their union
on paper did not mean that each would give up its identity and character. |
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