San Leandro tourist information
San Leandro (known locally as SL) is in Alameda County in the East Bay portion of California's Bay Area. Historically a town with dozens of huge cherry farms and a Spanish missionary ranch, San Leandro today is a rapidly growing city of worldwide industries and a suburb of Oakland. Founded in 1872, it is one of the oldest cities in California. San Leandro does not have as much to offer as its neighbors, however its central location may make it a very economical home base for tourists and commuters, and its panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay and its hills are worth a trip for visitors.
San Leandro has a diverse population, with Whites consisting of only 31% of the population, Africans-Americans around 9.9%, and with rapidly growing Hispanic (20%) and Asian (23%) populations.
Weather in San Leandro is very comfortable throughout most of the year, ranging from the mid 50s to upper 70s. However, in January, early morning weather (5AM-7AM) can be as low as the mid 20s with frost and in mid-August the afternoons can reach as high as the mid 100s.
Population: 81,466 (January 2007)
Elevation:56 feet
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San Leandro enjoys a mild, temperate climate throughout most of the year.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about San Leandro
