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In the San Gorgonio Pass at 2,300 feet, under the wind turbines

New tracts across the pass, nearly all carrying a district assessment

Alfalfa and melons on Colorado River water at the Arizona line

Ten thousand people on the hills above the 10 at the county line

A gated city built around a private lake its members own

Second largest in the valley, split between fee parcels and lease land

Dates, grapes and citrus past the point where the resorts end

Where the Santa Ana Canyon opens into the Inland Empire, on the 91

Hot mineral water under the town, north of the 10

Dairy country until the 2000s, incorporated in 2010

Age-restricted neighborhoods filled this valley decades ago

Five thousand residents, private clubs, and a tennis tournament in March

The largest city in the valley, with the polo fields behind Coachella

Four separate communities that became one city in 2011

PGA West on one side, a walkable Old Town on the other

The largest natural freshwater lake in Southern California, and the town on it

The fastest-growing city in the county, made from three communities in 2008

The second largest city in the county, with a distribution economy on the 60

The family half of the southwest county, chosen on its school district

Horse trails where other cities put sidewalks, and zoning that protects them

El Paseo, the college and the hospital campus, plus a year-round population

Mid-century modern under the tram, much of it on Agua Caliente lease land

Lake Perris on one side, a drop zone on the other, warehouses along the 215

Gated clubs, the Eisenhower medical campus and the Annenberg estate

The county seat, with the Mission Inn, a UC campus and the parent navel orange tree

A city since 1888, north of Hemet under the mountain it shares a name with

Wine country east of the 15 and Old Town west of it

The least built-out stretch of the 15 between Murrieta and Lake Elsinore