California stretches along the West Coast of the United States, bordering the Pacific Ocean.
Western Edge of U.S.
California forms the westernmost contiguous state in the continental U.S. It spans from 32° to 42° North latitude.
Bordered by Oregon and Nevada
California shares its northern border with Oregon and part of its eastern border with Nevada. Southern California reaches down towards Mexico.
Pacific Coastline
California has over 800 miles of Pacific Ocean coastline along its length, featuring iconic beaches, cliffs, and surf.
Diverse Regions
The state contains distinct regions including the Central Valley, Sierra Nevada mountains, Mojave Desert, and urbanized coastal cities.
Modules
Some key California cities by region include:
California’s expansive size, ranging from Oregon to Mexico, contributes to its diverse landscapes and settlements. Its western edge faces the Pacific Ocean.