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Palm Springs California

Palm Springs is located in Riverside County southeast of San Bernadino between Banning and Palm Desert along Highway 111 near the San Bernadino and Joshua Tree national forests.

The population estimate for July 1, 1998 was 43,942, an increase of 3,798 since 1990.

Palm Springs is part of the Riverside-San Bernardino, California metro area.

It received national attention for the 1988 election of entertainer Sonny Bono as mayor and was the filming location for the 1963 movie, "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World".


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7 Springs Inn And Suites (Hotels and Motels)
 
 
 
 
 
Chocolateria (Restaurants)
 
 
 
 
Desert Isle of Palm Springs (Hotels and Motels)
 
Desert Moon Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
 
 
Desert Riviera Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
 
El Rancho Lodge (Hotels and Motels)
 
Estrella Inn (Lodging, Budget)
 
Happy Traveler RV Park (RV Campgrounds)
 
Hotel California (Hotels and Motels)
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Indio (Cities)
 
Ingleside Inn (Hotels and Motels)
 
 
Johannes Restaurant (Restaurants)
 
La Bella Villas (Hotels and Motels)
 
Le Vallauris (Restaurants)
 
Marquis Villas (Hotels and Motels)
 
Mount San Jacinto State Park (Parks, State Parks)
 
Oasis Villa Resort Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
 
Oasis Waterpark (Amusement Parks and Theme Parks)
Palm Desert (Cities)
 
 
Palm Springs Condominiums (Vacation Rentals)
 
 
Palm Springs Riviera Resort (Hotels and Motels)
 
Palm Springs Travel Guide (Arts and Entertainment)
 
Palm Tee Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
 
 
Plaza Resort (Hotels and Motels)
 
Ramada Resort (Hotels and Motels)
 
Resort Palm Springs (Hotels and Motels)
 
Spa Resort Casino (Hotels and Motels)
 
 
The Desert Bear (Hotels and Motels)
 
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Thermal Airport (Airports)
 
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