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Long Beach • Southern California
Waterfront Urban Center • Long Beach
Downtown meets the waterfront.
Urban neighborhoods, regional transit, civic life, entertainment and the Pacific waterfront come together at the center of Long Beach.
Long Beach sits at the southern edge of Los Angeles County — part of the metropolitan region, and a major urban center in its own right.
The Metro A Line links Downtown Long Beach directly to Downtown Los Angeles. To the west, the twin ports; to the east, Orange County; to the south, the Pacific.
Place type
Waterfront Downtown
City
Long Beach
Region
Southern Los Angeles County
Character
Urban Center + Waterfront
Transit
Metro A Line + Long Beach Transit
Civic role
Downtown + Government Center
Planning
Downtown Plan + Downtown Shoreline Vision

Historic neighborhood + early Long Beach
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Civic + business center
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Urban living + local businesses
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Dining + entertainment + Downtown activity
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Arts + independent businesses + urban living
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Residential + cultural neighborhood
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Harbor + recreation + hotels + attractions
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North of Ocean
A grid of neighborhoods — historic, residential, civic and commercial — organized along Pine Avenue and the Metro A Line.
South of Ocean
The waterfront: Convention Center, Rainbow Harbor, Downtown Marina and shoreline parks.
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North of Ocean Boulevard
The City's planning framework for Downtown north of Ocean Boulevard, addressing housing, development, urban design and future growth.
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The evolving vision for the coastal area south of Ocean Boulevard, including the waterfront, harbor, recreation, hospitality and public realm.
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Downtown Long Beach / DTLB
A downtown shaped by the city and the water.
Urban neighborhoods, regional connections and a changing waterfront give Downtown Long Beach a place identity unlike any other center in Southern California.