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Huntington Beach, CA
California · Orange County · Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim Metro
Huntington Beach is a large city in California with a population of 196,010. Residents earn $119,885 per year, which is 60% above the national average.
3.1
/5.0
B
Good
196,010
Population
7,265/sq mi density
$119,885
Median Income
$62,450 per capita
$1,047,300
Home Value
$1,333,570 Zillow
$2,424
Median Rent
30.7% income on rent
62°F
Avg Temperature
331 sunny days/yr
191
Violent Crime/100K
2,053 property/100K
B
Overall
3.1 / 5.0
Good overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
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Economy
4.8 / 5.0
$119,885 median income, 3.6% unemployment
D
Affordability
1.7 / 5.0
$1,047,300 home value, $2,424/mo rent
F
Safety
1.0 / 5.0
191 violent crimes/100K (50% below avg)
A+
Education
4.8 / 5.0
47.2% bachelor's degree or higher
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Historic Markers
4
Officially designated historical markers from the Historical Marker Database
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Haunted Places
3
Locations with documented reports of paranormal activity and sightings
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Haunted Places Near Huntington Beach, CA
3 reported haunted locations found near Huntington Beach, CA.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Bolsa Chica Wetlands | An apparition of a boy about 11 to 13 years old dressed in all white has been seen around a bomb shelter, and when spotted he will run around a corner and disappear. |
| Ethel Dwyer Middle School | is said to be haunted by the ghost of Ethel Dwyer, a woman who went to school there as a girl and was then a teacher there as well. When one drives by the school they can often see lights on in various rooms where none should be on and strange, paranormal sounds are sometimes heard coming from the school boiler room. |
| Huntington Beach High School | Young man named George hung himself in the middle of a play in the auditorium. If he doesn't know you will be performing, he will play tricks on you or hurt you. Performers must sign a paper and put it where his rope is. If the rope is removed, the next play will be ruined. Sets have fallen, been broken, and disappeared with no way to take them out in the first place. People forget lines, lose their voice, are hit with falling sets or lights (never fatal). Nooses used in a play will undo them... |