North Harbor Gate is part of the larger harbor gateway, a less than six mile area of residential and industrial neighborhood in Los Angeles. The region was originally referred to as the 'Shoestring Strip' because it linked the port of Los Angels with the Pacific port cities of Wilmington and San Pedro.

North Harbor Gate is an area between Vermont and Figueroa streets from 110th Street to Arestia Boulevard to Central Avenue between Imperial Highwasy to 120th Street. The nearby city of Gardena Valley provide many of the needs for the residents of North Harbor Gate and the residential areas have been assigned a Gardena Valley mailing address.

The area is conveniently located for commuters and is a hub for a number of bus lines. California State Route 213 runs through the communities providing easy access to both downtown Los Angeles to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south.

The neighborhoods of North Harbor Gate offer a wide range of housing opportunities. There are lovely single and multi-family home or varying styles, sizes, and prices. Houses site on landscaped lawns with patios, there are some homes that sit behind gates, and others nestled together with small quaint outdoors areas for relaxation. There are also well designed condominium communities with units of all sizes, landscaped areas for owner use, and amenities such as fitness centers.

Local children attend school in nearby Gardena. The Los Angeles Unified School District oversees the public elementary, middle and high school. There are also a number of private schools to choose from.

The local Community Center provides services, activities, and programs for citizens of all ages. Programs include leadership development, social and life skills, academic success, violence and gang prevents. The Center runs a food bank and a food distribution and promotes youth education and recreation activities.

Residents enjoy a number of nearby parks in Gardena. There are indoor basketball courts, outdoor basketball and tennis courts, baseball diamonds, swimming pools, splash pads, walking and running paths, lovely picnic areas with barbecues, and playgrounds. Rowley Park host events throughout the year that include holiday celebrations and festivals. Popular outings include the Fourth of July fireworks and a food truck festival.

Community responsibility is obvious is such organizations as the local Boys and Girls Club that offer a summer day camp. Children enjoy the game room, computer lab, art room, and gymnasium as well as field trips.

Dining opportunities in neighboring Gardena are abundant and provide a wide range of dining choices. There are fine dining restaurants, cafes, bistros, and fast food eateries. Steak and seafood restaurants are plentiful as well as eateries that offer a wide range of cuisines. You can enjoy a wonderful family breakfast, a delicious burger, wings, or deli sandwich for lunch or a fine dining experience relishing your favorite dishes. It is equally easy to take your favorite food home to enjoy on the patio.

Shopping options are also plentiful with brand name department stores, specialty stores, and boutiques. There are also many supermarkets, grocery stores, specialty food markets, and two local Farmer's markets to provide shoppers with ingredients, meats, and produce for all of their favorite recipes.

Residents enjoy the amenities, activities and classes provided by the local Community Center. Festivals, celebrations, and community events are also well attended. Additionally, the beautiful beaches of the Pacific Ocean are just a short drive away, so many pack the car and spend the day in the sand and the surf. p The community is also conveniently located to numerous cinemas, concert venues, theaters, and professional sports arenas.

While North Harbor Gateway is not an incorporated city it is a warm and welcoming community that provides residents with lovely neighborhoods and inviting parks for rest and relaxation. Dining, shopping, entertainment choices are abundant and nearby and warm California beaches are just a short drive away.