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** There\'s also the town of Laguna Wood, located nowhere near a lagoon. ...Or woods, for that matter. Apparently they can\'t even get their own language right.
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There\\\'s also the town of Laguna Wood, located nowhere near a lagoon. ...Or woods, for that matter. Apparently they can\\\'t even get their own language right.
There\\\'s also the town of Laguna Wood, located nowhere near a lagoon. ...Or woods, for that matter. Apparently they can\\\'t even get their own language right.
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Not true. Laguna Wood might seem like this, but it actually used to be part of Laguna Hills, which used to be part of Laguna Canyon, part of Laguna Beach. The region was originally known to the Spanish as \
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The above is not true. Laguna Wood might seem like this, but it actually used to be part of Laguna Hills, which used to be part of Laguna Canyon, part of Laguna Beach. The region was originally known to the Spanish as \\\"La Cañada de Las Lagunas\\\" which means \\\"The Canyon of the Small Lakes\\\", in reference to two lakes found near the head of Laguna Canyon. The \\\"woods\\\" part comes from the nearby Aliso/Wood Canyons Regional Park and Crystal Cove State Park, both of which were also part of that same La Cañada de Las Lagunas, and both of which include woodland.
The above is not true. Laguna Wood might seem like this, but it actually used to be part of Laguna Hills, which used to be part of Laguna Canyon, part of Laguna Beach. The region was originally known to the Spanish as \\\"La Cañada de Las Lagunas\\\" which means \\\"The Canyon of the Small Lakes\\\", in reference to two lakes found near the head of Laguna Canyon. The \\\"woods\\\" part comes from the nearby Aliso/Wood Canyons Regional Park and Crystal Cove State Park, both of which were also part of that same La Cañada de Las Lagunas, and both of which include woodland.
