California

California

For California, the United States Geolocation Data File is a fully structured, meticulously validated national dataset designed to support enterprise-grade geospatial architecture, high-resolution market intelligence, and advanced academic or policy research. Built from authoritative federal, state, and county-level sources, this dataset provides precise geolocation attributes for every recognized jurisdictional unit in the country, enabling organizations to integrate location-based intelligence into operational systems, analytics environments, and digital platforms with confidence.

 

Unlock the full potential of your projects with our comprehensive Geolocation Data File, meticulously curated to include geolocation data:

  • neighborhood (when available)
  • town | city | municipality
  • county | administrative area
  • state | province
  • country
  • latitude & longitude

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Developed for professionals who require verifiable, high-fidelity spatial data, the file contains standardized geographic coordinates, administrative boundaries, locality identifiers, and postal attributes essential for building modern, geolocation-dependent applications. Whether used for large-scale website architectures, multi-regional business deployments, regulatory compliance mapping, or public-interest research, this dataset serves as a foundational reference layer for accurate and interoperable location intelligence.

The following is a sample data set of only 50 locations.

Westminster (Orange County), California
@ 33.759183, -118.0067271
Pasadena (Los Angeles County), California
@ 34.1477849, -118.1445155
Fetters Hot Springs (Sonoma County), California
@ 38.3199138, -122.4860921
Miracle Hot Springs (Kern County), California
@ 35.5757871, -118.534531
Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County), California
@ 36.9741171, -122.0307963
Susanville (Lassen County), California
@ 40.4162842, -120.6530063
Dollar Point (Placer County), California
@ 39.1879625, -120.0999135
Squaw Valley (Fresno County), California
@ 36.7402261, -119.246785
Weimar (Placer County), California
@ 39.0373968, -120.9724425
Corralitos (Santa Cruz County), California
@ 36.988562, -121.8063418
Sleepy Hollow (San Bernardino County), California
@ 33.9477915, -117.778668
Arcata (Humboldt County), California
@ 40.8665166, -124.0828396
Angwin (Napa County), California
@ 38.5757402, -122.4499796
Woodacre (Marin County), California
@ 38.0127006, -122.645261
Kingsburg (Fresno County), California
@ 36.5138398, -119.5540175
Upland (San Bernardino County), California
@ 34.09751, -117.6483876
Camanche North Shore (Amador County), California
@ 38.2442184, -120.9539155
Quincy (Plumas County), California
@ 39.9368363, -120.9471764
Adin (Modoc County), California
@ 41.19378, -120.945245
Fountain Valley (Orange County), California
@ 33.7091847, -117.9536697
Olivehurst (Yuba County), California
@ 39.0954484, -121.5521858
El Cerrito (Contra Costa County), California
@ 37.9157581, -122.3116367
Shingle Springs (El Dorado County), California
@ 38.6657375, -120.9260509
Rialto (San Bernardino County), California
@ 34.1064001, -117.3703235
Emerald Bay (Orange County), California
@ 33.5525247, -117.809222
Dillon Beach (Marin County), California
@ 38.2507515, -122.9652768
Newville (Glenn County), California
@ 39.790989, -122.5283302
Lompico (Santa Cruz County), California
@ 37.1055028, -122.0527402
Lakeside (San Diego County), California
@ 32.8572718, -116.9222488
King City (Monterey County), California
@ 36.2127439, -121.1260287
Inverness (Marin County), California
@ 38.1010337, -122.8569377
La Selva Beach (Santa Cruz County), California
@ 36.9366187, -121.8646774
Mad River (Trinity County), California
@ 40.4523655, -123.509756
Rio Linda (Sacramento County), California
@ 38.6910138, -121.4485654
Greenbrae (Marin County), California
@ 37.9485354, -122.5246979
Copperopolis (Calaveras County), California
@ 37.9810358, -120.6418716
Keyes (Stanislaus County), California
@ 37.5565994, -120.9154858
Newport Beach (Orange County), California
@ 33.6189101, -117.9289469
Blue Jay (San Bernardino County), California
@ 34.2461175, -117.2097638
El Paso de Robles (San Luis Obispo County), California
@ 35.6394065, -120.655849
Cherry Valley (Riverside County), California
@ 33.9725153, -116.9772484
Challenge (Yuba County), California
@ 39.4873887, -121.2235715
Honda (Santa Barbara County), California
@ 34.6155392, -120.6335037
Lancaster (Los Angeles County), California
@ 34.6980406, -118.1367393
Paskenta (Tehama County), California
@ 39.8845994, -122.5458323
Pine Cove (Riverside County), California
@ 33.7605756, -116.7377964
Tonyville (Tulare County), California
@ 36.2485614, -119.0906602
Boron (Kern County), California
@ 34.9994202, -117.6497822
La Honda (San Mateo County), California
@ 37.3191086, -122.2741352
Requa (Del Norte County), California
@ 41.5467862, -124.0664634

Key use cases include:

• Website and Application Architecture — powering geolocation routing, content localization, service-area mapping, and region-specific digital experiences.

• Business and Market Operations — enabling territory analysis, logistics optimization, consumer segmentation, resource allocation, and regulatory or jurisdictional risk assessment.

• Research, Policy, and Academic Work — supporting demographic studies, spatial modeling, environmental mapping, and evidence-based public administration analysis.

Compiled using standards aligned with the GNIS, addressing conventions, and state-verified jurisdictional records, the California Geolocation Data File provides a reliable and authoritative resource for any organization seeking to leverage geospatial precision in modern digital and operational environments.

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