As the growth of San Diego eventually caught up with the original Hartley lemon grove, it eventually became roughly bordered by Ray Street to the west, 32nd Street to the east, University Avenue to the north and Dwight Street to the south.
Mientras San Diego seguía creciendo, la huerta de limoneros de la familia Hartley empezó a unirse con la ciudad especialmente al oeste de la Calle Ray, al este por la Calle 32, al norte por la Avenida University y al sur por la Calle Dwight.
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"As the growth of San Diego eventually caught up with the original Hartley lemon grove, it eventually became roughly bordered by Ray Street to the west, 32nd Street to the east, University Avenue to the north and Dwight Street to the south."
Mientras San Diego seguía creciendo, la huerta de limoneros de la familia Hartley empezó a unirse con la ciudad especialmente al oeste de la Calle Ray, al este por la Calle 32, al norte por la Avenida University y al sur por la Calle Dwight.