Lost Hills, CA: ZIP codes, distance and what to know

ZIP code in Lost Hills

ZIP code in Lost Hills: 93249.

Distances are straight-line from Farmersville to the center of each ZIP code area. Residents, median year built and owner-occupied share are U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates for the ZIP code area. ZIP codes in Lost Hills: those whose USPS city name is Lost Hills (GeoNames) plus those whose area overlaps Lost Hills (U.S. Census ZCTA-to-place relationship file); a ZIP code can belong to more than one city. Listing a ZIP code here does not mean service to every address in it.

On the map near Lost Hills

Public schools near the center of Lost Hills include Wonderful College Prep Academy - Lost Hills, A. M. Thomas Middle, and Lost Hills Elementary.

Sources: OpenStreetMap contributors (neighborhoods, parks, museums), National Center for Education Statistics (public schools), CMS (hospitals). See also the Lost Hills city guide.

About Lost Hills

Lost Hills is an unincorporated community (a census-designated place) in Kern County. The area of Lost Hills is about 5.5 square miles; its population is about 1,754, or 316 per square mile. Phone numbers in Lost Hills use area code 661. Bakersfield, a city of about 417,468, is the closest larger city: about 41 miles southeast of Lost Hills.

Farmersville and Lost Hills on the map

Measured in a straight line, Lost Hills is about 53 miles southwest of Farmersville. Road distance is longer, and it is one of the farther places on this site's list. Farmersville is in Tulare County and Lost Hills is in Kern County. Of the 112 places on this site's list, Lost Hills ranks 100th in distance from Farmersville. On a map, Tulare, Matheny, Tipton, and Alpaugh sit roughly between Farmersville and Lost Hills. Farmersville uses area code 559 and Lost Hills uses 661. The places on this site's list closest to Farmersville are Linnell Camp, Hypericum, Exeter, and Ivanhoe.

Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates and USGS elevation.

The lay of the land

The center of Lost Hills is about 250 feet above sea level (USGS elevation data). Farmersville is at about 357 feet, which puts Lost Hills about 100 feet lower.

The houses of Lost Hills

Lost Hills has about 497 housing units, according to the Census Bureau. The median home was built in 1983. 39% of the housing is single-family detached houses. About 35 in 100 occupied homes in Lost Hills are lived in by their owners. Garage door springs and cables wear with every cycle whatever the age of the house, so age is only one guide to when service is due.

Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2018-2022 5-year estimates for Lost Hills.

Around Lost Hills

Places close to Lost Hills with a page on this site:

• Wasco 18 mi
• Alpaugh 21 mi
• Allensworth 22 mi
• Smith Corner 25 mi
• Delano 25 mi
• McFarland 25 mi
• Shafter 29 mi
• Pixley 32 mi
• Avenal 37 mi
• Matheny 41 mi

What the repair pages cover

Read about snapped cables, opener repair, off-track doors, new garage doors, and broken spring replacement before you call. The pricing page lists starting prices, and a phone call confirms whether service reaches your address.

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