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Los Angeles, California, is the most populous city in the state of California, and the second most populous in the United States.

Los Angeles may also refer to:

Places

In the U.S.

In California

• Los Angeles County, California
• Greater Los Angeles Area
• The Los Angeles Metropolitian Area, generally considered to consist of Los Angeles and Orange counties.
• Los Angeles--Riverside--Orange County, CA CMSA, an obsolete census-defined area
• The United States Post Office-designated area known as Los Angeles, which is a proper subset of the city.
• Downtown Los Angeles
• Los Angeles River
• Los Angeles Basin, the coastal plain
• Port of Los Angeles
• Los Angeles International Airport

Other U.S. places

• Los Angeles Subdivision, Texas, a census-designated place

In Chile

• Los Ángeles, Chile

In Mexico

• Bahía de los Ángeles ("Bay of Angels"), is a bay located along the east side of the Baja California Peninsula.

In Nicaragua

• Los Ángeles, Nicaragua

In Spain

• Cerro de los Ángeles

Military

• USS Los Angeles, a name shared by several vessels
• Los Angeles class submarine

Music

Albums

• Los Angeles (Flying Lotus album), released in 2008
• Los Angeles (The Brilliant Green album), released in 2001
• Los Angeles (X album), released in 1980

Groups

• Los Angeles de Charly, a Mexican cumbia group

Singles

• "Los Angeles", a song by Frank Black from his album Frank Black
• "Los Angeles", a song by the band Sugarcult
• "Lost Angeles", a song by the band Wired All Wrong
• "L.A.", a song by Message of the Blues. Commonly used in BP commercials

Media

• Los Angeles (magazine), a monthly magazine devoted to the city

Fictional places

• Los Angeles, California (B&B), is the fictional version of Los Angeles, where The Bold and the Beautiful is set.
• Los Santos, San Andreas a fictional city based on Los Angeles in the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

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