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Oxnard was incorporated on June 30, 1903, and it was named for Henry T. Oxnard, one of the Oxnard brothers who built a major American Beet Sugar Company factory on the Oxnard Plain.

Oxnard had a population of 202,063 in the 2020 census, making it the most populous city in Ventura County and the 22nd-most populous city in California.

Oxnard has about 52,828 households, and at 3.76 people per household, its homes hold noticeably larger families than the California average.

Oxnard is famous as the 'Strawberry Capital of the World' — the fertile Oxnard Plain produces a huge share of California's strawberries, an agricultural heritage it celebrates with the annual California Strawberry Festival.

Before strawberries, Oxnard's fields were famous for sugar beets and lima beans, and farming still surrounds the city on some of the richest soil in California.

Oxnard's Channel Islands Harbor is the closest departure point for ferries to Channel Islands National Park, earning the city its nickname 'Gateway to the Channel Islands.'

Oxnard has roughly 20 miles of coastline, with wide, uncrowded sandy beaches such as Silver Strand and Mandalay Beach.

Heritage Square in downtown Oxnard preserves a collection of Victorian and Craftsman-era farmhouses built by the city's early farming families.

Oxnard is a majority-Latino city with deep Mexican American roots, reflected in its food scene, festivals, and Spanish-language culture.

Oxnard College serves the city's students, and the Oxnard Union High School District runs high schools including Channel Islands, Oxnard, Pacifica, Rio Mesa, and Del Sol high schools.