Anexo:Condados de California
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Plantilla:Traduccion El estado de California está dividido en cincuenta y ocho condados. Los condados son responsables de todas las elecciones, los bienes de la recaudación de impuestos, mantenimiento de registros públicos, como los hechos, y a nivel local los tribunales dentro de sus fronteras, así como la aplicación de la ley (a través del sheriff del condado y del sheriff diputados) a las zonas que no están dentro de las ciudades.
| Condado |
Código FIPS [1] |
County seat [2] |
Established [2] |
Origin |
Etymolgy |
Población [2] |
Área [2] |
Mapa |
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| Condado de Alameda | 001 | Oakland | 1853 | Parts of Contra Costa County and Santa Clara County. | Spanish word meaning a "cottonwood grove". | 1.443.741 | 738 mi² (1,911 km²) |
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| Condado de Alpine | 003 | Markleeville | 1864 | Parts of Amador County, El Dorado County, Calaveras County, Mono County and Tuolumne County. | English word meaning "of, pertaining to, or connected with, the Alps". | 1.208 | 739 sq mi (1.914 km²) |
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| Condado de Amador | 005 | Jackson | 1854 | Part of Calaveras County. | Jose Maria Amador (1794-1883), a soldier, rancher and miner. In Spanish, the word amador means "lover". | 35.100 | 593 sq mi (1.536 km²) |
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| Condado de Butte | 007 | Oroville | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From the Sutter Buttes, which lay within the county's borders at the time of its creation. | 203.171 | 1.640 sq mi (4.248 km²) |
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| Condado de Calaveras | 009 | San Andreas | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From the Calaveras River | 40.554 | 1.020 sq mi (2.642 km²) |
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| Condado de Colusa | 011 | Colusa | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From two Mexican land grants; Coluses (1844) and Colus (1845). | 18.804 | 1.151 sq mi (2.981 km²) |
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| Condado de Contra Costa | 013 | Martinez | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Spanish for opposite coast, because Contra Costa County is across San Francisco Bay from San Francisco | 948.816 | 720 sq mi (1.865 km²) |
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| Condado de Del Norte | 015 | Crescent City | 1857 | Part of Klamath County. | Spanish for Northern, because Del Norte County is the northwesternmost county in the state. | 27.507 | 1.008 sq mi (2.611 km²) |
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| Condado de El Dorado | 017 | Placerville | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From the mythical El Dorado, The Gilded One, in relation to El Dorado County's importance in the California Gold Rush | 156.299 | 1.712 sq mi (4.434 km²) |
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| Condado de Fresno | 019 | Fresno | 1856 | Parts of Mariposa County, Merced County and Tulare County. | From Fresno Creek. In Spanish, Fresno means "ash tree". | 799.407 | 5.963 sq mi (15.444 km²) |
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| Condado de Glenn | 021 | Willows | 1891 | Part of Colusa County. | Named for Dr. Hugh J. Glenn (1824-1883), a California businessman and politician | 26.453 | 1.315 sq mi (3.406 km²) |
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| Condado de Humboldt | 023 | Eureka | 1853 | Part of Trinity County. | From Humboldt Bay, named for Baron Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), a Prussian naturalist and explorer | 126.518 | 3.573 sq mi (9.254 km²) |
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| Condado de Imperial | 025 | El Centro | 1907 | Part of San Diego County.[3] | From the Imperial Valley, which tooks its name from the Imperial Land Company | 142.361 | 4.175 sq mi (10.813 km²) |
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| Condado de Inyo | 027 | Independence | 1866 | Parts of Mono County and Tulare County. | From a Native American word for dwelling place of the great spirit | 17.945 | 10.192 sq mi (26.397 km²) |
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| Condado de Kern | 029 | Bakersfield | 1866 | Parts of Los Angeles County and Tulare County. | From the Kern River, named for Edward Kern, cartographer for General John C. Fremont's 1845 expedition | 661.645 | 8.142 sq mi (21.088 km²) |
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| Condado de Kings | 031 | Hanford | 1893 | Part of Tulare County. | From the Kings River | 129.461 | 1.390 sq mi (3.600 km²) |
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| Condado de Lake | 033 | Lakeport | 1861 | Part of Napa County. | From Clear Lake. | 58.309 | 1.258 sq mi (3.258 km²) |
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| Condado de Lassen | 035 | Susanville | 1864 | Parts of Plumas County and Shasta County, and part of now defunct Lake County, Nevada. | Named for Peter Lassen (1800-1859), a native of Denmark and an early explorer of the area. | 33.828 | 4.558 sq mi (11.805 km²) |
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| Condado de Los Angeles | 037 | Los Angeles | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Spanish for the angels | 9.519.338 | 4.060 sq mi (10.515 km²) |
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| Condado de Madera | 039 | Madera | 1893 | Part of Fresno County. | Spanish for wood | 123.109 | 2.138 sq mi (5.537 km²) |
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| Condado de Marin | 041 | San Rafael | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Disputed | 247.289 | 520 sq mi (1.347 km²) |
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| Condado de Mariposa | 043 | Mariposa | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties.[4] | Spanish for butterfly | 17.130 | 1.451 sq mi (3.758 km²) |
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| Condado de Mendocino | 045 | Ukiah | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From Cape Mendocino, named probably for either Antonio de Mendoza or Lorenzo Suárez de Mendoza, viceroys of New Spain | 86.265 | 3.509 sq mi (9.088 km²) |
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| Condado de Merced | 047 | Merced | 1855 | Part of Mariposa County. | From the Merced River, or in Spanish El Río de Nuestra Señora de la Merced (River of Our Lady of Mercy); named in 1806 by an expedition headed by Gabriel Moraga | 210.554 | 1.929 sq mi (4.996 km²) |
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| Condado de Modoc | 049 | Alturas | 1874 | Part of Siskiyou County. | From the Native American Modoc people | 9.449 | 3.944 sq mi (10.215 km²) |
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| Condado de Mono | 051 | Bridgeport | 1861 | Parts of Calaveras County, Fresno County and Mariposa County. | - | 12.853 | 3.044 sq mi (7.884 km²) |
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| Condado de Monterey | 053 | Salinas | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From Monterey Bay. The name itself is composed of the Spanish words monte (hill) and rey (king) | 401.762 | 3.322 sq mi (8.604 km²) |
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| Condado de Napa | 055 | Napa | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 124.279 | 754 sq mi (1.953 km²) |
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| Condado de Nevada | 057 | Nevada City | 1851 | Part of Yuba County. | - | 92.033 | 958 sq mi (2.481 km²) |
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| Condado de Orange | 059 | Santa Ana | 1889 | Part of Los Angeles County. | From the citrus fruit widely grown in the region at the time the county was formed | 2.846.289 | 790 sq mi (2.046 km²) |
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| Condado de Placer | 061 | Auburn | 1851 | Parts of Sutter County and Yuba County. | - | 307.004 | 1.503 sq mi (3.893 km²) |
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| Condado de Plumas | 063 | Quincy | 1854 | Part of Butte County. | For the Feather River, "Plumas" meaning "feathers" in Spanish | 20.824 | 2.554 sq mi (6.615 km²) |
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| Condado de Riverside | 065 | Riverside | 1893 | Parts of San Bernardino County and San Diego County. | From the city of Riverside being alongside the Santa Ana River | 1.545.387 | 7.208 sq mi (18.669 km²) |
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| Condado de Sacramento | 067 | Sacramento | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | From the Sacramento River, itself named for the Santisimo Sacramento (Spanish for Most Holy Sacrament) a reference to the Eucharist | 1.223.499 | 966 sq mi (2.502 km²) |
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| Condado de San Benito | 069 | Hollister | 1874 | Part of Monterey County. | - | 53.234 | 1.389 sq mi (3.597 km²) |
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| Condado de San Bernardino | 071 | San Bernardino | 1853 | Part of Los Angeles County. | Named for Saint Bernardino of Siena | 1.709.434 | 20.062 sq mi (51.960 km²) |
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| Condado de San Diego | 073 | San Diego | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Named for San Diego Bay, itself named for Saint Didacus of Alcalá, or San Diego de Alcalá in Spanish | 2.813.833 | 4.204 sq mi (10.888 km²) |
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| Condado de San Francisco | 075 | San Francisco | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Francis of Assisi (1181-1226), a Roman Catholic saint and founder of the Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans) | 776.733 | 47 sq mi (122 km²) |
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| Condado de San Joaquin | 077 | Stockton | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 563.598 | 1.399 sq mi (3.623 km²) |
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| Condado de San Luis Obispo | 079 | San Luis Obispo | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Spanish for St. Louis, the Bishop. | 246.681 | 3.304 sq mi (8.557 km²) |
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| Condado de San Mateo | 081 | Redwood City | 1856 | Part of San Francisco County. | - | 707.161 | 449 sq mi (1.163 km²) |
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| Condado de Santa Barbara | 083 | Santa Barbara | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Spanish for Saint Barbara | 399.347 | 2.738 sq mi (7.091 km²) |
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| Condado de Santa Clara | 085 | San Jose | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 1.682.585 | 1.291 sq mi (3.344 km²) |
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| Condado de Santa Cruz | 087 | Santa Cruz | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 255.602 | 446 sq mi (1.155 km²) |
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| Condado de Shasta | 089 | Redding | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 163.256 | 3.786 sq mi (9.806 km²) |
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| Condado de Sierra | 091 | Downieville | 1852 | Part of Yuba County. | - | 3.555 | 953 sq mi (2.468 km²) |
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| Condado de Siskiyou | 093 | Yreka | 1852 | Parts of Shasta County and Klamath County. | County named after Siskiyou Mountain Range; etymology of Siskiyou is disputed | 44.301 | 6.287 sq mi (16.283 km²) |
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| Condado de Solano | 095 | Fairfield | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 394.542 | 828 sq mi (2.145 km²) |
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| Condado de Sonoma | 097 | Santa Rosa | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 458.614 | 1.576 sq mi (4.082 km²) |
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| Condado de Stanislaus | 099 | Modesto | 1854 | Part of Tuolumne County. | - | 446.997 | 1.495 sq mi (3.872 km²) |
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| Condado de Sutter | 101 | Yuba City | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | Named for Johann Augustus Sutter (a.k.a. John Sutter) (1803–1880), a Swiss pioneer of California known for his association with the California Gold Rush | 78.930 | 603 sq mi (1.562 km²) |
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| Condado de Tehama | 103 | Red Bluff | 1856 | Parts of Butte County, Colusa County and Shasta County. | - | 56.039 | 2.951 sq mi (7.643 km²) |
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| Condado de Trinity | 105 | Weaverville | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 13.022 | 3.179 sq mi (8.234 km²) |
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| Condado de Tulare | 107 | Visalia | 1852 | Part of Mariposa County. | - | 368.021 | 4.824 sq mi (12.494 km²) |
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| Condado de Tuolumne | 109 | Sonora | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 54.501 | 2.236 sq mi (5.791 km²) |
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| Condado de Ventura | 111 | Ventura | 1872 | Part of Santa Barbara County. | Abbreviation of San Buenaventura, Spanish for St. Bonaventure. | 753.197 | 1.846 sq mi (4.781 km²) |
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| Condado de Yolo | 113 | Woodland | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 168.660 | 1.012 sq mi (2.621 km²) |
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| Condado de Yuba | 115 | Marysville | 1850 | One of the twenty-seven original counties. | - | 71.938 | 630 sq mi (1.632 km²) |
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