University Square, San Diego
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Six churches along Governor Drive, Clairemont Drive and LDS (Mormon) Temple on Charmant Drive.
University Square is a neighborhood of the North-City region of San Diego, California, United States[1]. University Square is a mostly residential neighborhood, covering most of Governor Dr, with the exception of the area North on Genesee Ave which is home to the University Towne Centre (UTC) or Westfield UTC and University City, San Diego, California[2].
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[edit] Geography
University Square's borders are defined by Interstate 5 to the West, La Jolla Village Drive to the North, Interstate 805 to the East, and State Route 52 to the South. University Square's neighbors:
- to the south: Clairemont
- to the west: La Jolla[3][4]
- to the east: Miramar and Marine Corps Air Station Miramar
- to the north: University City, San Diego, California
[edit] Education
University Square hosts three schools and community branch library:
- Marie Curie Elementary School (4080 Governor Drive • San Diego, CA 92122)
- Standley Middle school (6298 Radcliffe Drive • San Diego, CA 92122)
- University City High School (San Diego) (6949 Genesee Avenue • San Diego, CA 92122)
- East of the University Square is University of California, San Diego[5][6]
- San Diego Public Library - University Community Branch Library, 4155 Governor Drive • San Diego, CA 92122-2501
[edit] Recreation
- Several Golf Courses in the San Diego area can be recognized as children-friendly. The first course is the University City Golf Course. It's located off Interstate 805, at the Governor Drive exit (6301 Gullstrand Street, San Diego, CA 92122). It features 9 holes, and its par is 27. Most holes are about 100 yards long or less, except one "monster" hole, the 6th, which measures 140 yards. The greens are slow and grainy, so they are not comparable to other fancier courses, but they are still fun. The 9th green is located far away from the clubhouse, so to get back you can either walk off the course onto the street and back, or you can walk the course backwards, being watchful for errant shots from other players, until you are back to the first tee.
- Standley Recreation Center is 21.75 acre site acquired in 1974 and dedicated in 1978. It is located at 3585 Governor Drive, San Diego, CA 92122.
[edit] References
- ^ Metropolitan San Diego: How Geography And Lifestyle Shape A New Urban Environment (Metropolitan Portraits) by Larry R. Ford (2004)
- ^ City Smart: San Diego by Amy E. Sadler and Amy Sadler (2000)
- ^ Insight Guide San Diego (Insight Pocket Guides) by John Wilcock (2004)
- ^ Outdoors San Diego: Hiking, Biking & Camping by Tom Leech and Jack Farnan (2004)
- ^ University of San Diego: Off the Record (College Prowler) (College Prowler: University of San Diego Off the Record) by James Leanoard (2005)
- ^ University of San Diego 2007 (College Prowler) by College Prowler (2006)
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