What are the demographics for Venice Beach, CA?
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Hi there,\n\nVenice Beach is a little specific to find a full demographic study on line.  I was able to find the City and county of Los Angeles, full demographic, including employment, median housing, retail sales, etc. ... very informative:  http://www.lacity.org/cao/EconDemo0505.pdf
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Check out this URL it might help. It is a list of Ethnic groups
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http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-frz&p=marin%20biodiversity
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According to 2000 US Census, the population of the city of San Francisco, California was 776,733. Census Bureau estimate for 2004 population is lower, though: 744,230.\n\nNeed the answer? Ask your friendly neighborhood librarian!
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I would guess the US, especially if you take into account the last 200 years of people from varied backgrounds coming here to live.  Where i live, the dominant ethnicities are norwegian, swedish, finnish, chippewa, german, and slovak.  also african, chinese, and sri lankan.  and this is just in a small metro area of 100,000.
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You can easily find this information using an encyclopedia or the US Census Bureau web site.  Good luck!
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answers lie within the US census. the site below may help.
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Encino has a higher quality of general population. \nI don't care how much they cleaned up old town in Pasadena, you still have to watch your a@@ there to keep from getting mugged!
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young minority parents mainly single mothers on welfare hispanic/black and white trash to be blunt> as for  areas try searching mainly poor areas jersey city, newark  first and biggest targets .followed by camden ,elizabeth ,paterson  etc..
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Ciao.\nWhat can i do for u.\ni'm italian and living near Venice
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Sacramento County is 975 sq miles in area and has a little over a million people.\n\nThe City of Sacramento, CA  (capital of California, but probably only about the 6 or 7th largest city in the state) is probably about 400,000 people\n\nI think Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland, and probably Long Beach are bigger than Sacramento (in population).
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In the 2000 Census, about 6.7 million.  But this defines the Bay Area as everything from San Francisco south to San Jose, north to include Marin, Napa & Sonoma, and the entire East Bay including Solano County.
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1 Los Angeles \n2 San Diego  \n3 San Jose \n4 San Francisco \n5 Long Beach \n6 Fresno \n7 Sacramento \n8 Oakland \n9 Santa Ana \n10 Anaheim \n11 Bakersfield\n\nCalifornia has eight of the top 50 US cities in terms of population. Los Angeles is the nation's second largest city with a population of 3,845,541 people, followed by San Diego (8th), San Jose (10th), San Francisco (14th), Long Beach (34th), Fresno (37th), Sacramento (38th) and Oakland (44th).\n\nhere are 215:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_California_%28by_population%29
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I suggest you look at the page below to see the complexity of the field.  You are going to have to ask a more concise question.\n\nI saw your additional posting.  Summary statistics for age groups, racial groups, etc. for Florida are on the second URL below.  The route is www.census.gov.  Go to DATA TOOLS on the left, click.  Then click quickfacts.  A map of the US will appear.  Click on Florida.  All will be revealed.
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I believe that at this point it is 34% and climbing.  Census experts say that by 2010 California will have a majority of Latinos and Caucasians will be the minority...California will be brown like it was originally! Viva la Raza!
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try the census. you may find something there.
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I'd choose the west coast of Florida - Venice, Fort Myers Beach, St. Petersburg.  I especially liked the Fort Myers Beach area and there are lots of choices there.