East Los Angeles (region) - Communities of East Los Angeles

Communities of East Los Angeles

  • Aliso Village
  • Atwater Village
  • Boyle Heights
  • Brooklyn Heights
  • "California Stateside"/University Hills
  • Cypress Park
  • Eagle Rock
  • El Sereno
  • Garvanza
  • Glassell Park
  • Hermon
  • Highland Park
  • Lincoln Heights
  • Montecito Heights
  • Monterey Hills
  • Mt. Washington

See also:

  • Bell Gardens
  • City Terrace
  • City of Commerce
  • East Los Angeles
  • La Puente
  • Montebello
  • Monterey Park
  • Pico Rivera
  • Whittier

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