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Cal Pines 1 Acre - California Land For Sale. Cash.
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2.5 Acres,
Imperial County, CA.
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2.5 Acres, Imperial County, California
061-120-033-000.
2.5 Acres
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The property is Buildable and zoned for Residential use. Water would
be by well and sewer would be by septic system.
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INVEST or RESELL! |
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Size:
2.5 Acre |
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Utility Infrastructure:
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County:
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Imperial |
Taxes:
Less Than $70.72 Per Year & Current
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Cities Near Lot
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Palm Springs
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Location of Land
California Land for
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Latitude/Longitude 33.2900°N, 115.0500°W ( 33°, 17', 23.9" N; 115°,
2', 59.9" W )
The legal description is: California, San Bernardino Meridian
T10S,R18E,sec23
UTM zone 11 (X,Y) 681579 , 3685129
The elevation is 316 m ( 1038 ft )
The gradient is: 1.3 percent
The aspect direction is: 13.3 degrees or N
The local roughness is: 1.5 or average
The location as decimal
degrees (X,Y;Z) = -115.0500, 33.2900; 316 m
The state and county are California: Imperial County 6025
The HUC
is Imperial Reservoir 15030104; Place
point in HUC
The
Omernik ecoregion is Southern Basin and Range (more typical) 14
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Nearby named places (in order by distance)
- Little Mule Mountains; California: Imperial Co. -115.0894,
33.3075 at a
distance of 4157 m
- Milpitas Wash head; -115.0816,
33.3247 at a
distance of 4852 m
- Smoketree Valley head; -115.0741,
33.3372 at a
distance of 5704 m
- Seco, Arroyo mouth; California: Imperial Co. -115.0966,
33.3333 at a
distance of 6481 m
- Blue Mountain; California: Imperial Co. -115.1005,
33.2406, ( 901 ft ) at a distance of 7217 m
- Black Hills; California: Imperial Co. -115.0427,
33.3975 at a
distance of 11950 m
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Imperial County is a county located in the Imperial Valley, in the far
southeast of the U.S. state of California, bordering both Arizona and
Mexico. It is part of the El Centro Metropolitan Area, which
encompasses all of Imperial County. The population as of 2010 was
174,528. The county seat is the city of El Centro. Established in
1907, it was the last county to be established in California. Imperial
County is also part of the Southern California border region, also
referred to as San Diego-Imperial, the smallest but most economically
diverse region in the state.[1]
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