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Orange County is a county located in Southern California, U.S.A. With a current estimated population of three million, it has the second most men and women for any county in the state of California, and has the fifth most individuals for any county in all of the Unites States. Identified for its wealth and political conservatism, the county, in actual reality is neither as consistently wealthy or as politically conservative as the stereotypical image it has gained suggests. Famous for tourism, Orange County is home to Disneyland as well as miles upon miles of sandy beaches. Orange County is located right at the center of Southern California's Tech Coast.

Regardless of its enormous population, Orange County has a total region of two,455 km which makes it the smallest county in all of Southern California. 4 Hundred and Eleven of those square kilometers are also produced up of water. The county is bordered on the north by Los Angeles County, on the west by the Pacific Ocean, on the east by Riverside County, on the northeast by San Bernardino County, and on the south by San Diego County. The most northern element of the county sits on the coastal plains of the Los Angeles Basin. The southern half sits on the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains.

The majority of the population of Orange County reside in 1 of two shallow coastal valleys that are in the basin. These two shallow coastal basins are: the Santa Ana Valley and the Saddleback Valley.

The cities in Orange County are connected by a network of freeways. Residents of Orange County typically call these freeways by their route number rather than their formal name. One particular of the most crucial Orange County roadways is the Santa Ana Freeway, or Interstate five, which runs north-south bisecting the length of the county. It is so important as it connects with yet another key north-south road, the San Diego Freeway. Orange County is usually divided into "North County" and "South County" by the residents. This concept is opposed to an East-West ision characterized by coastal and inland cities. There is no actual geographical division of North and South County. article