Angelopolis

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Los Angeles (California)
Vexillum Los Angeles	Signum Los Angeles
Agnomen: Urbs Angelorum City of Angels (Anglice)
Locus in California
Natio	Civitates Foederatae
Civitas	California
Comitatus	Comitatus Angelorum
Gubernatio
Praefectus	Antonius Villaraigosa (D)
Superficies
Tota	1,290.6 km²
Aqua	75.5 km² (0.6%)
Multitudo
Tota (2006)	3,849,378
In regione	18,023,548
Densitas	3,165/km²
Regio temporis	UTC − 8 (UTC − 7 in aestate)
Los Angeles

Angelopolis sive Urbs Angelorum in California (Anglice: Los Angeles, iam Hispanice: Los Ángeles scil. 'angeli') est urbs maxima in California et numero civium secunda a Novo Eboraco in Civitatibus Foederatis. Condita est anno 1781.

Quamquam saeculo duodevicensimo condita est, priusquam saeculo vicensimo ad magnitudinem magnam non crescit. Praeclarissima faciendum taeniolarum est urbs. Multi autem actores clari hic vivunt.

Pinacotheca

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  Urbs nocturna.
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  Via Hollywood Boulevard.
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  Bunker Hill.
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  Pons Vincent Thomas Bridge.
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  Aedificium futuristicum in LAX.
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  Walt Disney Concert Hall.
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  Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
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  Grauman's Chinese Theatre.
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  L.A. Live.
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  Dodger Stadium.
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  Staples Center.
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  Griffith Observatory.
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  Capitol Records Building, etiam notus ut Capitol Records Tower.

Incolae noti

• Auctor Ray Bradbury hic cum familia habitabat.

Angelopoli etiam olim vixerunt aut nati sunt et hodie vivunt multi illustres viri atque feminae:

Mortui

• Gregorius Peck, histrio

Vide etiam

• Ruscisilva (Hollywood)
• Angelopolis in cultura populare
• Angelopolis Orientalis (regio)
• Index aedificiorum altissimorum in Angelopoli
• Index hominum ex Angelopoli
• Maximae urbes in America
• Maximae urbes in California Meridiana
• Tumultus Angelopolis 1992

Bibliographia

• Scott, Allen J., et Edward W Soja. 1996. The City: Los Angeles and Urban Tjheory at the End of the Twentieth Century. Berkeleiae et Angelopolis: University of California Press.
• Banham, Reyner. 1971. Los Angeles: The Architecture of the Four Ecologies. University of California Press.
• Davis, Mike. 1992. City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles. Vintage Books.
• Fogelson, Robert M. 1967. The Fragmented Metropolis: Los Angeles 1850–1930. University of California Press.
• George, Lynell. 1992. George, No Crystal Stair: African Americans in the City of Angels. Verso.
• Glover, Paul. 1989. Los Angeles: A History of the Future. Eco-Home Press.
• Klein, Norman M. 1997. The History of Forgetting: Los Angeles and the Erasure of Memory. Verso.
• Monahan, Torin. 2002. "Los Angeles Studies: The Emergence of a Specialty Field." City & Society 14(2):155–184.
• Pitt, Leonard, et Dale Pitt. 2000. Los Angeles A to Z: An Encyclopedia of the City and County. University of California Press.
• Reisner, Marc. 1986. Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water. Penguin Books.
• Theroux, Peter. 1994. Translating LA: A Tour of the Rainbow City. Norton.
• Ulin, David L., ed. 2002. Writing Los Angeles: A Literary Anthology. Library of America.
• White, Richard. 1991. It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own: A New History of the American West. University of Oklahoma Press.

Haec stipula ad urbem spectat. Amplifica, si potes!

50 urbes maximae Civitatum foederatarum Americae