Clairemont, San Diego, California

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Clairemont is a middle-class suburb in northern San Diego. It was named for developer Carlos Taveras' wife, Claire. Clairemont is one of the most populous neighborhoods in San Diego and includes the separate neighborhoods of North Clairemont, Clairemont Mesa East and Clairmont Mesa West. Bordered by Highway 52 in the north, Interstate 805 in the east, Interstate 5 in the west, and the neighborhood of Linda Vista on the south.

The neighborhood was first developed in the post-war building boom of the 1950s[1].

The community is sometimes confused with the incorporated city of Claremont in eastern Los Angeles County.

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