BobsGX

I will be moving to the San Luis Obispo area soon. I realize that it is on the central coast of California. Would you consider that area part of SoCal or NorCal? Thanks.

o2GS43o

It's part of no man's land...

just kidding... I believe most people associate it with So Cali...

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

It's more SoCal than NoCal, but no more SoCal than San Diego...

link13

That area, along with Monterey, Big Sur, and Santa Cruz, considers itself the Central Coast.

GS4DOUGIE

iTrader: (6)

I am with link13 on this one.

Some great wines from that area as you will soon find out!!

Enjoy-
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Jay

iTrader: (3)

Southern Cal. baby !!!

flipside909

Auto Club of Southern California's territory goes as far north as San Luis Obispo. Anything north of that is CSAA (California State Automobile Association) or AAA NorCal's territory.

If you were to ask me. SLO is Central California.

Blk96Supra

iTrader: (9)

SLO is central california because no one wants to clame them. LoL. Its a very nice area, but damn if i could ever live up there. Reason i say this was because the wifey went to school at CalPoly SLO. I used to be there ALL the time. At one point i was up there almost every weekend. Your seriously in the middle on no where, in the SLO and neighboring cities your fine. But outside of that all you got is farm land or ocean (but mostly farmland). But the area is very peaceful, unless your near the school where all the college kids are. ALOT of lil hotties all over, i think the wifey side it was like 2 to 1 female to male ratio.

TedxGS

iTrader: (1)

i dont think its associated with so cali, its more of central california

RA40

iTrader: (6)

I view it as central. The folks in that area probably wouldn't want to be associated as a So. cal area...that term largely groups the lousy, congested, road-rage, traffic jam, smog infested, rude drivers with the LA area.

SUPRMSC

iTrader: (7)

I'd say socal, but thats would be a long drive. Any particular reasons why you're moving there?

BobsGX

I am tired of the Northeast winters and the high real estate taxes. And yes, California taxes are a third lower than what I pay here in the Empire State.