Headlamps for use in left-traffic countries have low-beam headlamps that dip to the left; the light is distributed with a downward/leftward bias to show the driver the road and signs ahead without blinding oncoming traffic.
2000 Census, the 2008 Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (AMBAG) Projections, the. California Department of Finance (DOF), and the County of Monterey. Setting. Based on 2007 data from DOF, Monterey County had a population of approximately 425,960 people. The Countyâs population has grown at an overall rate of 1.1 percent annually since 2000. However, the. majority of Monterey Peninsula communities have seen decreased population levels during the same time. period, largely as a result of the closure of the Fort Ord military base.
Salinas, CA Profile. Salinas, CA, population 144,278, is located in California's Monterey county, about 47.6 miles from San Jose and 49.6 miles from Santa Clara. Through the 90's Salinas's population has grown by about 39%. It is estimated that in the first 5 years of the past decade the population of Salinas has declined by about 3%. Since 2005 Salinas's population has stayed about the same. Salinas's property crime levels tend to be higher than California's average level.