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Banning Heights Mutual Water Co

(951) 849-2540

Big Bear City Community Services

(909) 585-2565

Big Bear Lake Water Department

(909) 866-5050

Fallsvale Service Co

(909) 794-3896

Forest Park Mutual Water Co

(909) 794-8430

Glen Martin Mutual Water Co

(909) 794-3037

Water & Power Department

(909) 866-5325

Yucaipa Valley Water District

(909) 797-5117

Yucaipa Valley Water District

(909) 790-9208

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Facts about Angelus Oaks, CA:
Angelus Oaks is an unincorporated town in San Bernardino County, California, USA, and has a population of 289. It is located north of Mentone, California on State Highway 38. Its downtown consists of a general store (currently closed), a restaurant, a post office (zip code 92305), a real estate office, and a United States Forest Service office. Within town are two commercial lodges for overnight visitors. Originally Camp Angelus was served only by the National Forest Service; now Angelus Oaks is served by the San Bernardino County Fire Department Station 98 and two private water companies. The original school was a log cabin on a hill located behind and rented from Glen Lodge. The lodge had a full restaurant, bar, gas and repair station, grocery store, hotel, cabins, and a dance hall with a large fireplace. In 1953 the first teacher, originally from South Dakota and a graduate of USC, was Orville Young. He lived with his family in Camp Angelus and taught the community children from 5...