Greater Los Angeles Area - Regions of The Southland

Regions of The Southland

While there is not official designation for the regions that comprise Greater Los Angeles, one authority, the Los Angeles Times, divides the area into the following regions:

  • Angeles Forest
  • Antelope Valley
  • Central L.A. (Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, etc.)
  • Eastside
  • Harbor (see Gateway Cities)
  • Northeast L.A. (Highland Park, Eagle Rock, etc.)
  • Northwest County (including the Santa Clarita Valley)
  • Pomona Valley
  • San Fernando Valley
  • San Gabriel Valley
  • Santa Monica Mountains (Malibu, Topanga, etc.)
  • South Bay
  • South Los Angeles
  • Southeast L.A. County (incl. Whittier and Norwalk, see Gateway Cities)
  • The Verdugos (including Glendale, Pasadena and the Crescenta Valley)
  • Westside

Regions in adjacent counties include:

  • Orange County
  • Inland Empire
  • Conejo Valley
  • Oxnard Plain

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