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Oildale

American  
[oil-deyl] / ˈɔɪlˌdeɪl /

noun

  1. a town in SW California.


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When he moved into the converted church on Oildale Drive, Al’Lyn Cline, 22, was the only person living there for about two weeks.

From Los Angeles Times

The church on Oildale Drive and Minner Avenue has stood on the corner since 1954, built after an earthquake damaged the Oildale Church of Christ’s building.

From Los Angeles Times

Oildale, an unincorporated town north of Bakersfield, borders the Kern River Oil Field, one of the largest active oil fields in California.

From Los Angeles Times

But Oildale, population 36,000, has largely stagnated.

From Los Angeles Times

The project is in a tumbledown section of Oildale, situated between an optical lens store and aquatic pet shop.

From Los Angeles Times