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County of Los Angeles Public Library
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- This library serves the county of Los Angeles. For the library serving the city, see Los Angeles Public Library.
The County of Los Angeles Public Library system serves residents living in 51 of the 88 incorporated cities of Los Angeles County, California. United States and those living in unincorporated areas resulting in a service area extending over 3,000 square miles.
The library system, headquartered in Downey, California, is overseen by the Library Commission of 20 appointed members who report on administration, operation, and service to the County Board of Supervisors who operate County Library as a special fund department.
Library services are provided by eighty-four regional and community libraries, four bookmobiles, and seven special reference/resource centers.

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- This library serves the county of Los Angeles. For the library serving the city, see Los Angeles Public Library.
The County of Los Angeles Public Library system serves residents living in 51 of the 88 incorporated cities of Los Angeles County, California. United States and those living in unincorporated areas resulting in a service area extending over 3,000 square miles.
The library system, headquartered in Downey, California, is overseen by the Library Commission of 20 appointed members who report on administration, operation, and service to the County Board of Supervisors who operate County Library as a special fund department.
Library services are provided by eighty-four regional and community libraries, four bookmobiles, and seven special reference/resource centers. Circulating books, periodicals, computer access and audio visual materials are available to visitors. The system also offers consumer health information under CHIPS (Consumer Health Information Program and Services), and four ethnic resource centers that provide specialized resource materials focusing on the American Indian, African American, Asian-Pacific American, and Chicano communities.
According to the American Library Association, the County system is the 13th largest library in the United States.
History
The county library system, originally named the Los Angeles County Free Library, was established in 1912 under authority of the County Free Library Act.
Branches
*Agoura Hills (Agoura Hills) (formerly the Las Virgenes Library, renamed in 2001) *Alondra (Norwalk) *Artesia (Artesia) *Avalon (Avalon) *Baldwin Park *Bell (Bell) *Bell Gardens (Bell Gardens) *A. C. Bilbrew (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy *Carson Regional (Carson) *Castaic (Castaic) *Charter Oak (Covina) *Chet Holifield (Montebello) *City Terrace (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Claremont *Clifton M. Brakensiek (Bellflower) *Compton (Compton) *Cudahy (Cudahy) *Culver City Julian Dixon (Culver City) *Diamond Bar *Duarte *East Los Angeles (East Los Angeles, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *East Rancho Dominguez (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *El Camino Real (East Los Angeles, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *El Monte (El Monte) *Florence (Florence-Graham, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Gardena Mayme Dear (Gardena) *Graham (Florence-Graham, Unincorporated Los Angeles County)
| *Hacienda Heights (Hacienda Heights, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Hawaiian Gardens (Hawaiian Gardens) *Hawthorne *Hermosa Beach *Hollydale (South Gate) *Huntington Park (Huntington Park) *Angelo M. Iacoboni (Lakewood) *La Caņada Flintridge *La Crescenta *La Mirada *La Puente *La Verne *Lake Los Angeles (Palmdale) *Lancaster Regional *Lawndale Library *Lennox *Littlerock *Live Oak (Arcadia) *Lomita *Los Nietos (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) (Serves Whittier) *Lynwood *Malibu *Manhattan Beach *Maywood Cesar Chavez *Montebello *Newhall *Norwalk *Norwood (El Monte) *George Nye, Jr. (Lakewood) *Paramount *Pico Rivera *Quartz Hill
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*Anthony Quinn (East Los Angeles, an area known as Belvedere, in Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Rivera (Pico Rivera) *Rosemead *Rowland Heights (Rowland Heights, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *San Dimas *San Fernando (San Fernando) *San Gabriel *Masao W. Satow (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Sorensen (Unincorporated Los Angeles County) (Serves Whittier) *South El Monte (South El Monte) *South Whittier (South Whittier, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) (Serves Whittier) *Sunkist (La Puente) *Lloyd Taber-Marina del Rey (Marina del Rey, Unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Temple City *Valencia Library *Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Carson) *View Park (View Park-Windsor Hills, unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Walnut *Leland R. Weaver (South Gate) *West Covina *West Hollywood (West Hollywood) *Westlake Village *Willowbrook (Willowbrook, unincorporated Los Angeles County) *Wiseburn (Hawthorne) *Woodcrest (unincorporated Los Angeles County)
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