Silicon Valley - Cities

Cities

A number of cities are located in Silicon Valley (in alphabetical order):

  • Atherton
  • Belmont
  • Burlingame
  • Campbell
  • Cupertino
  • East Palo Alto
  • Gilroy
  • Los Altos
  • Los Altos Hills
  • Los Gatos
  • Millbrae
  • Milpitas
  • Monte Sereno
  • Morgan Hill
  • Mountain View
  • Palo Alto
  • Redwood City
  • San Bruno
  • San Carlos
  • San Jose
  • Santa Clara
  • Saratoga
  • South San Francisco
  • Sunnyvale

Surrounding cities associated with the region:

  • Emeryville (Alameda County, Pixar, MobiTV)
  • Oakland (Alameda County, Ask.com(Ask Jeeves), Pandora Media)
  • San Leandro (Alameda County, OSIsoft)
  • Davis (Yolo County, Linden Lab was founded here)
  • Foster City
  • Fremont (Alameda County)
  • Hayward (Alameda County) (home of California State University, East Bay and Dust Networks)
  • Menlo Park (San Mateo County, location of some venture capital companies)
  • Newark (Alameda County)
  • Redwood City (San Mateo County, home to Oracle, Electronic Arts and PDI/DreamWorks)
  • San Francisco (San Francisco County, home to Quantcast, Salesforce, Square, Twitter, Wikipedia, Yelp, and Zynga)
  • San Mateo, California (San Mateo County; home to Akamai's Silicon Valley office; YouTube was founded here; home to GoPro, SolarCity, NetSuite, Platfora among others)
  • Scotts Valley (Santa Cruz County, home to Seagate Technology among others)

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