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Lake Los Angeles

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Created: Jan 10, 2013

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Lake Los Angeles is a small rural town with one traffic light, located in High Desert. The temperature varies from 113 degrees in the summer to winter lows of 13 degrees. Not uncommon to see people ride horses to the store! Very friendly, racially diverse community.

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