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Livermore Area Information
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Livermore LocationLivermore 's location in the east San Francisco Bay area gives us some of the finest weather to be found anywhere. We have less fog than the coast, milder temperatures than the Central Valley, and fewer rainy days than just about anywhere around the Bay. We're close enough to the Silicon Valley for commuters, yet far enough away to remain an affordable place to live. Our weather and proximity to work opportunities of all kinds provide a perfect environment for Livermore to be a thriving, growing, and commercially viable community. This map shows you where to find us:
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Livermore Demographics
Area
22.5148 square miles
Elevation
480 feet
Location
43 miles southeast of San Francisco
30 miles southeast of Oakland
Mean Temperatures (average)
Maximum
Minimum
January
April
July
October
55.7
37.8
70.6
44.5
87.5
55.4
75.7
48.6
Government
Council/City Manager
Year of Incorporation
1876
Assessed Valuation
$5.3 billion
Sales & Use Tax for City (1998-99)
$6.7 million
Population (1999)
73,600
Ethnic Breakdown (1990 Census)
Caucasian
83%
Hispanic
10%
Asian
5%
African American
2%
Median Income
1995
$69,300
2000 (projected)
$75,800
Schools - Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District
Elementary Schools
12
Middle Schools
4
Comprehensive High Schools
2
Continuation High Schools
2
Alternative Schools
1
Local College
Las Positas College
(two-year community college)
Churches
35
Libraries
3
Parks/Facilities
40
Community Centers
1
Newspapers
3
TV Channels
more than 100
(one cable television system)
Housing
Median Resale Value
Single-family home
$363,000
Condominium; 2 bedrooms/garage
$175,543
Townhome
$279,625
Median Rent
single-family home; 3 bedrooms/2 baths
$1,600
condominium; 2 bedrooms/garage
$1,050
one bedroom apartment
$890
two bedroom apartment
$1075
Area
22.5148 square miles
Elevation
480 feet
Location
43 miles southeast of San Francisco
30 miles southeast of Oakland
Mean Temperatures (average)
Maximum Minimum
January April July October
55.7 37.8 70.6 44.5 87.5 55.4 75.7 48.6
Government
Council/City Manager
Year of Incorporation
1876
Assessed Valuation
$5.3 billion
Sales & Use Tax for City (1998-99)
$6.7 million
Population (1999)
73,600
Ethnic Breakdown (1990 Census)
Caucasian
83%
Hispanic
10%
Asian
5%
African American
2%
Median Income
1995
$69,300
2000 (projected)
$75,800
Schools - Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District
Elementary Schools
12
Middle Schools
4
Comprehensive High Schools
2
Continuation High Schools
2
Alternative Schools
1
Local College
Las Positas College
(two-year community college)
Churches
35
Libraries
3
Parks/Facilities
40
Community Centers
1
Newspapers
3
TV Channels
more than 100
(one cable television system)
| Single-family home | $363,000 | |
| Condominium; 2 bedrooms/garage | $175,543 | |
| Townhome | $279,625 |
| single-family home; 3 bedrooms/2 baths | $1,600 | |
| condominium; 2 bedrooms/garage | $1,050 | |
| one bedroom apartment | $890 | |
| two bedroom apartment | $1075 |