Manhole Covers of West Hollywood, California
Created 30 January 2011
This page was last updated on 30 January 2011.
All photos copyrighted by David L. Magney 2009.
This is a study of manhole covers from West Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California.
West Hollywood is a medium-sized urban city in Los Angeles County between downtown Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, at an average elevation of 287 feet above sea level, occupying 1.88 square miles of land. The City of West Hollywood was founded in 1850, and incorporated in 1867. West Hollywood currently has a population of about 41,464 people (2000). West Hollywood citizens are composed of 76.3% Whites, 12.6% Hispanics, 5.4% Asians, and 3.1% African-American.
The median household income for West Hollywood residents (for 2009) is $52,424 and the per capita income is $47,926. About 46.8% of West Hollywood residents over age 25 have earned a Bachelor's degree or higher, a very high percentage.
One highway passes through West Hollywood, State Route 2. The average commute time for West Hollywod workers is 35 minutes. West Hollywood has a very nice climate, with an annual average high temperature of 69 degrees F and average low of 49 degrees F. The average annual rainfall is 16 inches, with about 80 percent of the days sunny. No major rivers or streams pass through the city. Additional information about West Hollywood can be found at West Hollywood Info and at the Official City of West Hollywood site.
I found 6 varietes of manhole covers in West Hollywood.
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