South Bay - San Diego
South Bay, also known as South County is a region in San Diego County that includes the following cities and unincorporated areas:
Bonita
Chula Vista
East Otay Mesa
Imperial Beach
Lincoln Acres
National City
South San Diego
The South Bay region borders on San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Nature preserves in the South Bay region include the San Bay region include the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge and the Otay Mountain Wilderness.
The Naval Base San Diego is located in the South Bay. It is the second largest surface ship base of the United States Navy. It is a major employer with more than 24,000 military personnel and over 10,000 civilians.
Other regions of San Diego County include North County and East County.
Chula Vista Bayfront
The Chula Vista Bayfront is a large planned development on the San Diego Bay waterfront in Chula Vista which is in South Bay San Diego. The development started in the 1970s and is one of the largest waterfront projects in the entire United States. The development includes hotels, restaurants, condominiums, and a large convention center which attracts visitors from all over San Diego County and Imperial County.
The Living Coast Discovery Center
The Living Coast Discovery Center, also referred to as the Chula Vista Wildlife Preserve, and the Chula Vista Nature Center, was established in 1987. It is located in the South Bay region of San Diego. There are several exhibits including , the Turtle Lagoon, the Shark and Sting Ray Touch Pool, Eagle Mesa, Shorebird Aviary, Native Plant Gardens, and several others. Living Coast Discovery Center is a significant tourist attraction and provides local school children with educational opportunities.
South Bay Historical Society
The South Bay Historical Society, established in 2013, is located in Chula Vista. The non-profit membership organization offers exhibits, photos, videos, speakers, events, tours, and more for those wanting to learn more about the communities in South Bay - San Diego, including Chula Vista, Bonita, East Otay Mesa, and National City. Memberships are available and donations are always welcome.
Morena Reservoir - Cottonwood Creek
Morena Reservoir was formed in 1912 upon the completion of the Morena Dam on Cottonwood Creek in South Bay - San Diego within the Cleveland National Forest. Its primary purpose is to supply water to the city of San Diego.
Historical Societies Directory - San Diego County
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