The Story of
Temple City.
About 34,989 people call Temple City home. It sits in Los Angeles County.
It has been its own community since 1923. The name comes from Walter P. Temple. For green space, Temple City has 2 parks, led by Live Oak Park at roughly 15 acres.
Local draws include Halona Art & Culture Center. The map shows 32 places to eat and drink, with Chinese, Seafood and Korean the most common. There are 6 public schools inside the boundary, run by Temple City Unified. On price, Temple City is the 43rd highest-priced of 122 cities on my map at about $1.07M for the typical home, and values are up 62% in ten years.
Assembled from the U.S. Census Bureau, Wikidata, OpenStreetMap and the California Department of Education. Photo credits.
