Somis, California
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Somis is an unincorporated area of Ventura County, California, just north of the Camarillo city limits. Its generally recognized boundaries are the areas around the intersection of Los Angeles Avenue (California State Highway 118) and Somis Road (California State Highway 34). It's official boundaries are any residences in the 93066 Zip Code.
As of 2000, the total population was 2,946.[1] It is primarily an agricultural area, but is home to a fire station, a hardware store, a market, a post office, an elementary school, several shops, one main residential tract and numerous estates and ranches. It has no formal local government, but it is serviced by the Ventura County Sheriff.
2 of 3 founding members of local punk band revolution "The White Rose Protest" are current residents of Somis
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Incorporated places
Population over 100,000: Ventura (County seat) • Oxnard • Simi Valley • Thousand Oaks
Population under 100,000: Camarillo • Fillmore • Moorpark • Ojai • Port Hueneme • Santa Paula
Census-designated places
Casa Conejo • Channel Islands Beach • El Rio • Meiners Oaks • Mira Monte • Oak Park • Oak View • Piru
Other unincorporated communities
Bardsdale • Bell Canyon • La Conchita • Newbury Park • Point Mugu • Saticoy • Somis
