The Imperial Valley California

The Imperial Valley is within Imperial Cloun ty in the Colorado Desert section of the Sonoran Desert. Event though it is in a desert region, it is one of the most productive farming regions in California because it is heavily irrigated. Imperial Valley is bordered by the Colorado River in the east and by the Salton Sea in the West and it is located south of the Coachella Valley.

Towns and Cities in the Imperial Valley
- Brawley (population > 25,000)
- Calexico (population > 38,000)
- Calipatria (population > 7,000)
- Bombay Beach (population > 280)
- Desert Shores (population > 1,000)
- El Centro (population: > 43,000)
- Heber (population > 4,000)
- Holtville (population > 5,000)
- Imperial (population > 14,000)
- Niland (population > 1,000)
- Ocotillo (population > 260)
- Palo Verde (population > 170)
- Salton City (population > 3,000)
- Salton Sea Beach (population > 400)
- Seeley (population > 1,700)
- Westmorland (population > 2,000)
- Winterhaven (population > 380)

Irrigation Projects
- All-American Canal
- All-American Canal Bridge
- Alamo Canal
- Coachella Canal
- Imperial Irrigation District
- Imperial Land Company
- California Development Company

Transportation

Imperial Valley Transit

Amtrak Train Stations in the Imperial valley

Greyhound Bus Statoin in the Imperial Valley

Main Highways in the Imperial Valley
- Interstate Highwy 8
- California State Highway 7
- California State Highway 78
- California State Highway 86
- California State Highway 98
- California State Highway 111
- California State Highway 115

Resources

Imperial Valley Press

Wikipedia "Imperial Valley" Article

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About Imperial County

Desert Regions of California

Inland Empire of California

Southern California Travel Guide

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