Navajo, San Diego facts for kids
Navajo is a hilly community located in San Diego, California. It's a special planning area for the city. Navajo includes several neighborhoods like Del Cerro, Grantville, San Carlos, and Allied Gardens.
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Navajo is a community in San Diego, California. It's known for its rolling hills. The area is a "planning area," which means the city has special plans for its development and future. The community was named after Navajo Road, a main street that goes through the area.
Navajo covers about 14 square miles (36 square kilometers). Its borders are clearly defined. To the south, you'll find Interstate 8. To the southeast, it borders La Mesa. On the east side, it's next to El Cajon and Santee. The San Diego River forms its northern boundary.
Navajo is famous for its beautiful natural spots. You can explore Mission Trails Regional Park, which is a large park with trails and nature. There's also Lake Murray, a popular place for fishing and boating. The San Diego River also runs nearby, offering more outdoor fun.
The area is served by the San Diego Trolley. This trolley system helps people travel easily around San Diego. It connects Navajo to other parts of the city.
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In Spanish: Navajo (San Diego) para niños
