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Lost Hills
City in California, United States
Overview
Lost Hills is a small, rural community in California's Central Valley, known for its agricultural roots and welcoming, close-knit atmosphere. The town is a common stopover for travelers on Interstate 5, offering a genuine glimpse of local Californian life.
Geographic Context
Jurisdiction
United States
State
California
Population
—
Time Zone
America/Los_Angeles
Coordinates
35.62°, -119.69°
Key Metrics
Safety Score
55
Female Safety
60
LGBTQ+ Safety
50
Traffic Safety
65
Food Safety
80
Monthly Cost
$1,940
Local Cost
$1,340
Local Income
$2,300
Cashless
55
English
90
Temperature
17.2°C
Summer Avg
25.5°C
Winter Avg
9.4°C
Record High
45.8°C
Record Low
-5.0°C
Humidity
54%
Precipitation
277 mm
Internet Speed
83 Mbps
Upload
39 Mbps
Latency
31 ms
City Vibrancy
2
Coworking
0
Cafes
0
Nightlife
0
Parks
2
Transport
0
Walk Score
0
Footways
—
Airport
MIT
Distance
47 km
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Frequently Asked Questions
Data sources
Source-backed data
NASA POWER - Climate normals and monthly weather measurements rendered as city weather metrics. Updated 2026-03-21.
World Air Quality Index - Latest available city-level air quality station measurement. Updated 2025-12-05.
Ookla Open Data - Internet speed aggregates for 2024Q3 from 3 tests. Updated 2025-12-06.
OpenStreetMap - Nearby amenities counted from OpenStreetMap-derived city extracts. Updated 2025-12-09.
OpenStreetMap transport extract - Walkability, footway density, and airport access metrics derived from mapped transport features. Updated 2025-12-06.
Oyster List city price model - City price estimates calibrated from local price surveys and jurisdiction-level cost signals. Updated 2026-01-14.
Estimated data
Oyster List AI-assisted estimates - Safety, lifestyle, income, and practical scores are model-assisted estimates derived from source-backed country and city signals. Confidence 40/100.
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