This divides the state into four distinct economic territories. Southern California can handle imports from Mexico, Northern California can handle domestic exports, while Central California is mostly agriculture, and the Seafront can specialize in fishing and international export.
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California statewide |
37,325,068 | $61,400 |
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| Southern California | 22,725,524 | $60,001 |
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| Seafront | 8,019,334 | $75,214 |
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| Central California | 5,614,441 | $53,593 |
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| Northern California | 965,769 | $44,911 |
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Sources: 2012 American Community Survey 5-year estimates, California Secretary of State.
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