List of Chabad houses in California

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This is a list of Chabad houses in the US state of California. It may not include every one.

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Chabad Jewish Center of Chico
List of Chabad houses in California
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Chabad of Alameda Alameda [1]
Chabad Alef Center San Marcos [2]
Chabad of the Antelope Valley Lancaster [3]
Chabad of Bakersfield Bakersfield [4]
Chabad Israeli Community of The Bay Area Palo Alto [5]
Chabad of Bel Air Los Angeles [6]
Chabad House Berkeley Berkeley [7]
Chabad of Beverly Hills Beverly Hills [8]
Chabad of Beverlywood Los Angeles [9]
Chabad Jewish Center of Brentwood Los Angeles [10]
Chabad of Brentwood South Los Angeles [11]
Chabad of Burbank Burbank [12]
Chabad of Calabasas Calabasas [13]
Chabad of Camarillo Camarillo [14]
Chabad Carmel Valley (Del Mar Jewish Center) San Diego [15]
Chabad Jewish Center of Castro Valley Castro Valley [16]
Chabad of the Central Valley Fresno [17]
Chabad of Chatsworth Los Angeles [18]
Chabad of Cheviot Hills Los Angeles [19]
Chabad Jewish Center of Chico Chico [20]
Chabad of Chula Vista Chula Vista [21]
Chabad of Cole Valley San Francisco [22]
Chabad of the Conejo Agoura Hills [23]
Chabad of Contra Costa Walnut Creek [24]
Chabad of Coronado Coronado [25]
Rohr Chabad House at CSUN [lower-alpha 1] Los Angeles [26]
Chabad of the Crescenta Valley La Cañada Flintridge, California [27]
Chabad of Danville & S. Ramon Danville [28]
Chabad of Davis Davis [29]
Chabad of the Delta Brentwood [30]
Chabad of Downtown Los Angeles Los Angeles [31]
Chabad of Downtown S. Diego San Diego [32]
Chabad of El Cerrito El Cerrito [33]
Chabad Jewish Community Center of Folsom Folsom [34]
Chabad of Fremont Jewish Center Fremont [35]
Chabad of Glendale and the Foothill Communities Glendale [36]
Chabad of Grass Valley Grass Valley [37]
Chabad of Greater Los Feliz Los Angeles [38]
Chabad of Greater South Bay Palo Alto [39]
Chabad of Hancock Park Los Angeles [40]
Chabad of the High Desert Lancaster [41]
Chabad of Humboldt Arcata [42]
Chabad of the Inland Empire Rancho Cucamonga [43]
Chabad of Irvine Irvine [44]
Chabad Israel Center [lower-alpha 2] Los Angeles [45]
Chabad Jewish Center of Laguna Beach Laguna Beach [46]
Chabad Jewish Center of Laguna Niguel Laguna Niguel [47]
Chabad at La Costa Carlsbad [48]
Chabad of La Jolla San Diego [49]
Chabad La Quinta La Quinta [50]
Chabad at Lake Tahoe South Lake Tahoe [51]
Chabad of Lamorinda Lafayette [52]
Chabad of Los Alamitos & Cypress Seal Beach [53]
Los Altos Chabad Mountain View [lower-alpha 3] [54]
Chabad of Malibu Malibu [55]
Chabad of Marin San Rafael [56]
Chabad of Marina Del Rey Los Angeles [57]
Chabad of Mar Vista Los Angeles [58]
Chabad of Miracle Mile Area Los Angeles [59]
Chabad Jewish Center of Mission Viejo Mission Viejo [60]
Chabad of Monterey Pacific Grove [61]
Chabad of Moorpark Moorpark [62]
Chabad of Mt. Olympus Los Angeles [63]
Chabad of Napa Valley Napa [64]
Chabad of Newport Beach Newport Beach [65]
Chabad of Noe Valley San Francisco [66]
North (Orange) County Chabad Center Yorba Linda [67]
Chabad of North Hollywood Los Angeles [68]
Chabad of the North Peninsula San Mateo [69]
Chabad of North Irvine Irvine [70]
Chabad of Northridge Northridge, Los Angeles [71]
Chabad Jewish Center of Novato Novato [72]
Chabad Jewish Center of Oakland & Piedmont Oakland [73]
Chabad Jewish Center Oceanside/Vista Vista [74]
Chabad of Oxnard Oxnard [75]
Chabad of Pacific Beach San Diego [76]
Chabad of Pacific Palisades Los Angeles [77]
Chabad of Palm Springs Palm Springs [78]
Chabad of Palos Verdes Rancho Palos Verdes [79]
Chabad of Pasadena Pasadena [80]
Chabad Jewish Center of Petaluma Petaluma [81]
Chabad at Porter Ranch Porter Ranch [82]
Chabad of Poway Poway [83]
Chabad of Rancho Mirage - The Torah Oasis Rancho Mirage [84]
Chabad of Richmond [lower-alpha 4] Richmond [85]
Chabad in Richmond District SF - Richmond Torah Center San Francisco [86]
The Rohr Chabad Student Center at Berkeley Berkeley [87]
Chabad of Roseville/Placer County Granite Bay [88]
Chabad Jewish Center of RSF Rancho Santa Fe [89]
Chabad Russian Synagogue West Hollywood [90]
Chabad of S. Barbara Goleta [91]
Chabad S. Clara Santa Clara [92]
Chabad of S. Jose Los Gatos [93]
Chabad of Sacramento Sacramento [94]
Chabad of San Diego San Diego [95]
Chabad Jewish Student Life of San Diego San Diego [96]
Chabad Santa Monica Santa Monica [97]
Chabad at Santa Monica College Santa Monica [98]
Chabad of SCV [lower-alpha 5] Santa Clarita [99]
Chabad Jewish Center of S. Clemente San Clemente [100]
Chabad By The Sea Aptos [101]
Chabad of SF San Francisco [102]
Chabad of Sherman Oaks Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles [103]
Shul by the Shore Long Beach [104]
Chabad of SLO & Cal Poly - The Rohr Center for Jewish Life [lower-alpha 6] San Luis Obispo [105]
Chabad SOLA [lower-alpha 7] Los Angeles [106]
Chabad of Solano County Vacaville [107]
Sonoma County Chabad Jewish Center Santa Rosa [108]
Chabad of South Bay [lower-alpha 8] Lomita [109]
Chabad of South Huntington Beach Huntington Beach [110]
Chabad in South Westwood Los Angeles [111]
Chabad at Stanford Palo Alto [112]
Chabad of Stockton Stockton [113]
Chabad of Studio City Studio City, Los Angeles [114]
Chabad of Sunnyvale Sunnyvale [115]
Chabad of Temecula Temecula [116]
Chabad of Thousand Oaks Thousand Oaks [117]
Chabad of Toluca Lake Jewish Center Toluca Lake, Los Angeles [118]
Chabad of Topanga Topanga [119]
Chabad of the Tri Valley Pleasanton [120]
Chabad Jewish Center of Tustin Tustin [121]
Rohr Chabad at UC Irvine [lower-alpha 9] Irvine [122]
Chabad at UCLA Los Angeles [123]
Chabad Center of University City San Diego [124]
Chabad of the Valley Headquarters Tarzana, Los Angeles [125]
Chabad of Ventura Ventura [126]
Chabad West Coast Headquarters Los Angeles [127]
Chabad of WeHo West Los Angeles [128]
Chabad of West Orange County Huntington Beach [129]
Chabad of West Marin Fairfax [130]
Chabad of Westwood Los Angeles [131]
Chabad on the Ranch Rancho Santa Fe [132]

Notes

  1. ↑ CSUN is an abbreviation for California State University Northridge where the Chabad house is located
  2. ↑ Serves the Israeli-American community in Los Angeles.
  3. ↑ possibly in Los Altos. Further research is needed.
  4. ↑ Not to be confused with Chabad of Richmond in Virginia or Chabad of Richmond in British Columbia.
  5. ↑ SCV is an abbreviation for Santa Clarita Valley
  6. ↑ SLO is an abbreviation for San Luis Obispo, while "Cal Poly" is a shortened version of the university name, California Polytechnic State University.
  7. ↑ SOLA is an abbreviation for South La Cienega, the street on which it's located
  8. ↑ Not to be confused with Chabad of South Bay Long Island
  9. ↑ UC is an abbreviation for University of California, here referring to its Irvine campus.

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  63. ↑ "Chabad of Mt. Olympus". www.chabadmtolympus.com.
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