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Arcadia

Central plateau and department of southern Greece; area 4,419 sq km/1,706 sq mi; population (1991) 103,800. Tripolis is the capital town.

Arcadia

Town in Los Angeles County, southwest California, USA; population (2000) 53,100. It is situated 26 km/16 mi northeast of Los Angeles, at the south foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, and to the east of Pasadena. The town grew up in the 1880s around the Santa Anita Ranch; the Santa Anita Racetrack, one of the best-known US horse racing facilities, opened in 1934 on the ranch's site. Also in Arcadia is the Los Angeles State and County Arboretum. While mainly residential, the town has a variety of high-tech manufacturing facilities.



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