La Habra

La Habra

La Habra , city (1990 pop. 51,266), Orange co., S Calif.; inc. 1925. A suburb of Los Angeles, La Habra was settled in the 1860s by Basque sheepherders. Computer equipment, metal and rubber products, plumbing fixtures, and flavoring extracts are produced, and an oil research center is nearby. The city has grown along with the surrounding Los Angeles metropolitan area.

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La Habra

La Habra, California/USA Founded in 1839 with a name said to be derived from the Spanish abra ‘pass’, a reference to a gap in the nearby hills.

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