Usually means: Historic expedition leader in California.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Portola)

▸ noun:  A city in Plumas County, California, United States.
▸ noun:  A neighbourhood in south-east San Francisco, California.

Similar:
Portola Valley, La Porte, Dos Palos, Porterville, Gold Mountain, Prattville, Rocklin, Roseville, El Portal, Plumas Lake, more...

Phrases:
Portola Valley, portola hills, Portola Valley, California, more...

Adjectives:
spanish, woodside, disappointed, oroville, last

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Similar:
Portola Valley, La Porte, Dos Palos, Porterville, Gold Mountain, Prattville, Rocklin, Roseville, El Portal, Plumas Lake, more...

Phrases:
Portola Valley, portola hills, Portola Valley, California, more...

Adjectives:
spanish, woodside, disappointed, oroville, last



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