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Barstow
Calabasas
Madison
Napa
Santa Cruz
San Diego
San Francisco
California could refer to:
- Barstow, CA, the location of one of Sylar's victims, and Hope's desired destination.
- Beverly Hills, CA, the section of Los Angeles where Niki Sanders and Tracy Strauss were born.
- Calabasas, CA, Rachel Mills's birthplace.
- Coronado, CA, where Sean Fallon receives special forces training.
- Costa Verde, CA, the second home of the Bennets.
- Lake Arrowhead, CA, where Echo DeMille's family owns a cabin.
- Los Angeles, CA, home of the Parkmans and others.
- Los Feliz, CA, home of Stephen Canfield.
- Madison, CA, the location of a woman mentioned in Chandra's journal.
- Milpitas, CA, the city listed on Eric Doyle's fake driver license.
- Napa vineyard, location of an evolved human who can control plants without touching them, as listed on the assignment tracker map.
- North Hollywood, CA, a district of Los Angeles where Sean Fallon recruits Joseph Gallagher for his Kill Squad.
- Reseda, CA, the home of Dr. Zimmerman.
- San Diego, CA, the birthplace of Echo DeMille and childhood home of Eric Doyle.
- San Francisco, CA, headquarters of the 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, where the Lonestar File is sent, and birthplace of Tracy Strauss's father.
- San Jose, CA, location of Copy Kingdom Headquarters.
- Santa Cruz, CA, the location of a middle school where a boy manifests the power of deoxygenation.
- Van Nuys, CA, home of Matt Parkman's mother, according to Matt's birth certificate.
