Geography
Historically, Southeast San Diego had been represented as the communities directly east of the downtown area which lies south of Martin Luther King Jr. Freeway (California State Route 94), west of California State Route 125, east of Interstate 5,north of California State Route 54 and sharing its borders with surrounding cities of San Diego County National City to the south, Lemon Grove to the northeast, and Spring Valley to the east. These communities include Sherman Heights, Barrio Logan, Logan Heights, Paradise Hills, Grant Hill, and Stockton of San Diego's Central District, represented by City Council District 8. However, Southeast San Diego also encompasses the urban communities east of Interstate 15, which are represented by City Council District 4 (Southeastern District).
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