Stove repair in San Diego County.

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• 4S Ranch4S Ranch spans about 2,900 acres of unincorporated county land, about 13 miles east of the Pacific.
• Black Mountain RanchBlack Mountain Ranch covers about 5,100 acres and took more than 17 years to develop.
• BonitaAbout 54 percent of the homes in Bonita were built in the 1960s and 1970s.
• CarlsbadRoughly a third of the housing in Carlsbad dates from 2000 or later.
• Carmel Mountain RanchCarmel Mountain Ranch is named for the Carmelite Sisters of Mercy, who set up a dairy farm and prayer center there in 1905.
• Chula VistaUtility gas heats about 63 percent of Chula Vista's occupied homes.
• Del Mar MesaDel Mar Mesa has about 10 miles of trails for hiking, biking and riding, and pottery found there may date back 9,000 years or more.
• EastlakeConstruction in Eastlake began in 1986, as Chula Vista's planned communities spread into land the city had annexed east of Interstate 805.
• EscondidoAbout 47 percent of Escondido households rent their homes.
• KensingtonKensington is bounded by Interstate 15, Interstate 8, Fairmount Avenue and El Cajon Boulevard, with Normal Heights to the west and City Heights to the south.
• La MesaElectricity heats about 41 percent of La Mesa's occupied homes and utility gas about 49 percent.
• Mission HillsIn the 92103 ZIP code, which takes in Mission Hills, electricity heats about 52 percent of occupied homes, more than the roughly 42 percent heated with utility gas.
• North CoastalAlong the North County coast, the May gray and June gloom marine layer keeps the air cool and damp within a few miles of the water every year.
• North InlandIn Ramona, one of inland North County's semi-rural communities, about 38 percent of occupied homes heat with bottled or tank gas, against roughly 9 percent on utility gas.
• Otay RanchIn 2003 Chula Vista was the seventh fastest-growing city in the nation, growth credited to the communities of Eastlake and Otay Ranch.
• PowayAbout 75 percent of Poway households own their homes.
• Rancho BernardoThe 2007 Witch Creek Fire jumped Interstate 15 into Rancho Bernardo, pushed by Santa Ana gusts above 100 mph.
• Rancho PeñasquitosAbout 52 percent of the homes in 92129, the Rancho Peñasquitos ZIP code, were built in the 1980s and 1990s.
• San DiegoAbout 53 percent of households in the City of San Diego rent their homes.
• San MarcosMobile homes make up about 10 percent of the housing in San Marcos.
• Scripps RanchAbout 55 percent of the homes in 92131, the Scripps Ranch ZIP code, were built in the 1980s and 1990s.
• South / CentralSan Diego County's South Bay region counts about 454,000 residents across Chula Vista, National City, Imperial Beach, Bonita and the Otay Mesa area.