Chino, California

Everything Chino is known for

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Music in Chino

Songs About Chino

Murder Was The Case (DeathAfterVisualizingEternity)
Snoop Dogg
55%
"I'm on my way to Chino, rolling on the grey goose"
My Old School
Steely Dan
54%
"About Chino and Daddy Gee"
2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted
2Pac
51%
"I've got a house out in the hills, right next to Chino"
Friend of the Devil
Counting Crows
49%
"Yeah, I got a wife in Chino, baby"
Farewell Never Never Land
Tom Russell
7%
"From Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Chino state prison"
Palisades Park
Counting Crows
4%
"Somebody screamed and all of Jim Jeffries dreams"

Artists From Chino

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Rivers & Roads in Song near Chino

Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Chino.

Interstate 10 36 songs U.S. Route 66 19 songs Interstate 5 15 songs Interstate 405 7 songs U.S. Route 101 10 songs

History of Chino

Diamond Bar: A Cattle Brand, Not a Gem RoadyGoat

1918

Diamond Bar, California sounds like jewelry, like a sparkling stone set on a band of gold. But there's no gem and no jeweler in this story. The name comes from a cattle brand. Back in nineteen eighteen, a rancher registered a brand for his herd: a diamond shape sitting over a bar, a simple iron mark burned into hide. That brand, a diamond over a bar, gave the whole place its name. The ranch land eventually became one of the largest planned suburban communities in the country, but it kept the name of the old cattle outfit. So a town that sounds like a high-end gem shop is really named for a hot iron and a few thousand head of cattle.

9.4 mi away

Rancho Cucamonga, CA RoadyGoat

Rancho Cucamonga, nestled against the San Gabriel Mountains, carries a subtle fame. It's not a Hollywood epicenter, but it has quietly nurtured talent across different fields.

9.6 mi away

Rancho Cucamonga, CA RoadyGoat

Rancho Cucamonga sits where the San Gabriel Mountains meet the flatter lands of the Mojave Basin and Range. This transitional location defines its character. From the heights of Etiwanda Falls, seasonal waters carve paths through the rocky landscape, a reminder of the mountain's influence. The land slopes gradually, allowing for expansive views and the development of places like the Auto Club Speedway, where speed and competition thrive on the altered terrain. The blend of indigenous and Spanish names reflects a layered history, a place where cultures met and mingled. The rugged, varied landscape fostered a spirit of both resilience and opportunity.

11.1 mi away

Everything Near Chino

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