California's 13th congressional district, Congressional district in Central Valley, United States
California's 13th congressional district covers Merced County and portions of Madera, Stanislaus, Fresno, and San Joaquin Counties in the San Joaquin Valley region. The district encompasses urban centers and rural farmland across multiple counties in central California.
The district was relocated to the San Joaquin Valley following redistricting in 2022, moving from its previous location in Alameda County. This boundary change reflected broader shifts in California's population patterns.
The district population reflects California's diversity with 65.9% Hispanic residents, 22.5% White residents, and substantial Asian and African American communities.
Exploring the district requires travel across multiple counties, with communities spread throughout the San Joaquin Valley region. A vehicle is recommended to visit different parts of the district, given its broad geographic spread.
The district includes several major agricultural centers such as Merced and Ceres that focus on crop production and livestock. This region plays a vital role in California's status as a leading food-producing state.
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