Palm Springs, California, United States

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city desert resort city

Palm Springs, California, United States is a desert resort city in the Coachella Valley known for its mid-century modern architecture, hot springs, golf courses, and status as a popular getaway for Hollywood celebrities.

Aliases (3)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → desert resort city →
airportIATA	PSP →
architectureStyle	mid-century modern →
areaCode	442 → 760 →
averageHighTemperatureSummer	over 40 °C →
averageHighTemperatureWinter	around 21 °C →
climate	hot desert climate →
country	United States →
county	Riverside County NERFINISHED →
demographicCharacteristic	large retiree population → significant LGBTQ+ community →
distanceFrom	about 100 miles east of Los Angeles →
elevation	approximately 146 meters →
governingBody	Palm Springs City Council →
governmentType	council–manager government →
hasAirport	Palm Springs International Airport →
hasTramway	Palm Springs Aerial Tramway →
hostsEvent	Modernism Week → Palm Springs International Film Festival →
incorporationDate	1938-04-20 →
isPartOf	Greater Palm Springs area →
knownFor	Hollywood celebrity getaways → LGBTQ+ tourism → film festivals → golf courses → hot springs → mid-century modern architecture → modernism preservation → resort hotels → tennis tournaments →
KöppenClimateClassification	BWh →
locatedIn	Coachella Valley → Colorado Desert →
namedFor	natural springs → palm trees →
near	San Jacinto Mountains →
partOf	Inland Empire →
popularActivity	architecture tours → golf → hiking → spa retreats →
postalCode	92262 → 92264 →
region	Southern California →
state	California →
timeZone	Pacific Time Zone →
tourismIndustry	major economic sector →

Referenced by (22)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers → Frank Sinatra → Jane Wyman → Raymond Loewy ("Palm Springs, California") →	residence
Darryl F. Zanuck → Howard Hawks → James Levine →	placeOfDeath
Coachella Valley ("Palm Springs") → Inland Empire ("Palm Springs, California") →	contains
La Quinta, California ("Palm Springs, California") → Rancho Mirage, California ("Palm Springs, California") →	locatedNear
Joshua Tree National Park ("Palm Springs") → San Jacinto Mountains ("Palm Springs, California") →	nearestCity
Winthrop Rockefeller ("Palm Springs, California") →	deathPlace
Palm Springs, California ("Greater Palm Springs area") →	isPartOf
Natacha Rambova →	laterResidence
Twentynine Palms, California ("Palm Springs, California") →	locatedEastOf
San Gorgonio Pass region ("Palm Springs, California") →	near
Little San Bernardino Mountains ("Palm Springs, California") →	nearestMajorCity
Andy Samberg ("Palm Springs") →	notableWork
San Jacinto Mountains ("Palm Springs, California") →	overlooks
Rancho Mirage, California ("Greater Palm Springs area") →	partOf