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San Diego Metropolitan Area Scenario: San Diego Trolley Implementation Process Evaluation: Working Paper Number 2
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1982-02-01
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Abstract:San Diego County contains over 4,200 square miles in the extreme Pacific Southwest corner of the United States. Ihe urbanized area lies within the western third of the region along the coastal plain and foothills. Ihe eastern two-thirds contain mountains and desert and is, for the most part, in public ownership. San Diego is relatively isolated from the rest of Southern California; with mountains to the east, the ocean to the west and a large military reservation to the north. The southern boundary is the Mexican border, which is not geographically distinct, but presents a strong barrier to travel and economic interaction. Tijuana, immediately south of the border, has a population of over one million persons.
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