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'''Torrance''' is a city located in the [[South Bay (Los Angeles County)|South Bay]] region of [[Los Angeles County, California]], in the [[Los Angeles metropolitan area]]. It is one of the most populous cities in the county and is known for its moderate year-round climate, bustling economy, and numerous parks and landmarks.

== History ==
Torrance was incorporated in 1921 and named after its founder, [[Jared Sidney Torrance]]. The city grew rapidly during the post-World War II boom, becoming a major player in the aerospace and technology industries. The city's history is preserved in the [[Torrance Historical Society]] and Museum.

== Geography ==
Torrance is located on the Pacific coast of Southern California, bordered by the cities of [[Redondo Beach]], [[Gardena]], [[Hawthorne]], and [[Palos Verdes Estates]]. The city's geography is primarily made up of residential areas, though it also contains several parks and open spaces.

== Economy ==
The economy of Torrance is diverse, with a mix of small businesses, large corporations, and retail outlets. The city is home to the headquarters of several major companies, including [[Honda]] and [[Toyota]]'s American operations. The [[Del Amo Fashion Center]], one of the largest malls in the United States, is also located in Torrance.

== Education ==
Torrance is served by the [[Torrance Unified School District]], which includes numerous elementary, middle, and high schools. The city is also home to [[El Camino College]], a community college that serves the South Bay area.

== Culture ==
Torrance is known for its cultural diversity, with a large Asian-American population. The city hosts several annual cultural events, such as the [[Torrance Cherry Blossom Cultural Festival]] and the [[Armed Forces Day Parade]]. The [[Torrance Art Museum]] showcases contemporary art from artists around the world.

== Transportation ==
Torrance is served by several major highways, including the [[San Diego Freeway]] and the [[Pacific Coast Highway]]. The city also has a municipal airport, [[Zamperini Field]], and is served by several public transit systems, including the [[Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority]].

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