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Area code to Southeastern Los Angeles County. Includes Long Beach, Norwalk, Whittier, Lakewood, and Bellflower. Also infringes upon parts of Orange County, like La Habra and Seal Beach.
562 > both 714 and 626; (it's wack neighbors.)
562 by The Norwalker March 30, 2005
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Area code for parts of orange county and alitle bit of LA county. Includes Seal Beach, parts of Huntington beach, Long beach and belmont shore and Los Alamitos
I'm from the 562, Seal Beach mothafucka
562 by scalisi March 30, 2005
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562 5622
A part of Los Angeles that includes Long Beach, Norwalk, Seal Beach, Lakewood, Cerritos, and Artesia.
South West Los Angeles County, California 562
562 by hard cock August 24, 2009
When a funeral service professional goes on a removal and leaves the facility without talking to the family even though they knew the family was there.
Bob just pulled a 5622. The daughter was pissed.
5622 by Breity03 December 4, 2020
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