MANHATTAN BEACH

4. The city's luxury gated community featuring "Court" and "Estate" homes.
7. The "World Capital" of this sport; MB hosts its most famous "Open" every August.
8. The historic octagonal aquarium building located at the end of the MB Pier.
10. The 18-acre park featuring a large pond and summer concerts.
11. The park home to a 100-foot sand mountain popular with local athletes.
13. Pedestrian-only residential thoroughfares where front yards face a sidewalk.
14. The 3.5-mile woodchip trail running between Valley and Ardmore.

1. The primary commercial avenue for shops and dining in the North End.
2. The downtown shopping hub that sits on the site of a former pottery factory.
3. The "Section" known for larger lots and the city's highest elevation point.
5. The northernmost neighborhood known for steep hills and world-class surf breaks.
6. The original Spanish-inspired name of the area before the 1902 naming.
9. The iconic 2.1-mile oceanfront walkway hosting the most exclusive real estate.
10. The developer who lost the 1902 coin flip that determined the city's name.
12. The neighborhood "Section" where streets are named after Elm, Oak, and Pine.
15. Sand from MB's dunes was famously shipped here in the 1920s to build this Oahu beach.