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Edit-a-thons

 * WikiProject California
 * Requested articles
 * Women in Red etc. lists
 * Wikipedia:WikiProject California/Requested Articles
 * Wikipedia:WikiProject Tijuana
 * Drafts 5 mos. out
 * "San Diego" incategory: AfC G13 eligible soon submissions


 * Collective Magpie
 * Luisa Martinez
 * Sarah Parent Ramos
 * Carrie Minikel
 * Dinah Poelnitz
 * Cindy Santos Bravo
 * Anibal Catalan
 * Marycarmen Arroyo Macias
 * Carolyn Costano
 * Lena Wolek
 * Patricia Zambrano
 * Sara Solimani
 * Melinda Guillen
 * Bhavna Mehta
 * Alessandra Moctezuma
 * Artemisa Dolores Clark
 * Selene Preciado
 * Tania Candiani
 * Silvia Gruner
 * Monica Arreola
 * Kim Garcia
 * Kim Rugg
 * Veronika Kellndorfer
 * Claudia Cano
 * Pia Camil
 * Paz Errazuriz
 * Yvonne Venegas
 * Elizabeth Sisco
 * Clytie Alexander
 * Patricia Patterson
 * Anna Sew Hoy
 * Erica Cho
 * J. Makary
 * Jamie Diamond
 * Milana Braslavsky
 * Caroline Lantham Santa
 * Alexis Granwell
 * Carless Fernandez
 * Julia Barbosa Landois
 * Christina Fernandez (photographer)
 * Kate Clark (artist)
 * Diana Benevidez
 * Rizzhel Javier
 * Esther Ruiz
 * Caitlin Cherry
 * Alanna Airtam
 * Yesi Paduilluh


 * Robert Andrade
 * Abraham Avila
 * Mely Barragan
 * Carlos Castro-Arias
 * Draft:Alida Cervantes
 * Andrea Chung
 * Kate Clark (artist)
 * Cog•nateCollective
 * Lissa Corona
 * Thomas Demello
 * ELSOLDELRAC
 * Paula Flores
 * Victoria Fu
 * Aldo Guerra
 * Ingrid Hernández* (artist)
 * Janelle Iglesias
 * Beliz Iristay
 * Angie Jennings
 * James Luna
 * Ana del Águila Malvaez
 * Michelle Montjoy
 * Raúl Moyado Sandoval
 * Mauricio Muñoz
 * Panca (artist)
 * Chantal Peñalosa
 * Omar Pimienta
 * Brianna Rigg
 * C. Ree
 * Matt Rich (artist)
 * Andrew Roberts (artist)
 * Griselda Rosas
 * Daniel Ruanova
 * Adriana Trujillo and José Inerzia
 * Barbara Sexton
 * Ash Eliza Smith and Kim-Anh Schreiber
 * Eva Struble
 * Monique van Genderen
 * Juan Villavicencio
 * David White (disambiguation)
 * Oslyn Whizar
 * Chantal Wnuk
 * Sadie Barnette
 * Yve Laris Cohen


 * Draft:Alida Cervantes
 * Draft:Socorro Gamboa
 * Draft:Tomasa Camarillo


 * Leonardo Barbieri
 * William Thurston Black
 * Ammi Merchant Farnham
 * Frank Heath (artist)
 * Bruce Porter
 * Carl Zeus
 * Charles Arthur Fries
 * Reginald Willoughby Machell
 * Edith White
 * Leonard Lester
 * Maurice Braun see below
 * Arthur Putnam
 * Allen Hutchinson
 * Mary Belle Williams
 * Harry Cassie Best
 * Albert Robert Valentien
 * Anna Marie Valentien
 * Alice Klauber
 * Annie Pierce
 * Felix Achilles Peano
 * Alfred R. Mitchell
 * Leslie W. Lee
 * Donal Hord
 * James Tank Porter
 * Charles Reiffel
 * Otto Henry Schneider
 * Leon Durand Bonner
 * Elliot Bouton Torrey
 * Hope Mercereau Bryson
 * Katharine M. Kahle McClinton
 * Esther Stevens Barney
 * Anni Von Westrum Baldaugh
 * Dorr Hodgson Bothwell
 * Bell Goldschlager Baranceanu
 * Everett Gee Jackson
 * Margaret King Rocle
 * Marius Romain Rocle
 * Ivan Messenger
 * Alfredo Ramos Martinez
 * Isabelle Schultz Churchman
 * Captain Josiah Grundy
 * Wilhelmina Schutz Pulsifer
 * Lowell D. Houser
 * Dan Dickey
 * Ethel Greene
 * Jean Swiggett
 * James R. Clark
 * William Munson
 * Ferdinand Hocks
 * John Dirks (artist)

High

 * A. E. Coleman (Frederick) cattleman from Kentucky and freed slave, first discovered gold near Julian in 1869
 * Anne Herman (born 1949) San Diego swimmer, ,
 * Balboa Park Gardens
 * Belle Benchley (1882–1972) San Diego Zoo director
 * Brittany Segal (born 1988 or 1989) San Diego artist, ,
 * Charles Schroeder (1901–1991) Zoo director
 * Children's Museum, San Diego
 * Coleman University
 * Computer Museum (San Diego)
 * Conrad Prebys (1933–2016)
 * Conrad Susa (1935–2013) composer-in-residence for San Diego's Old Globe Theatre
 * David R. Thompson (1930–2011) federal judge from San Diego
 * Dennis Conner (born 1942) San Diego yachtsman
 * Donald Shiley (1920–2010) San Diego biomedical engineer and philanthropist
 * East San Diego Press defunct newspaper
 * Edward H. Davis (1862–1951)
 * Frederick H. "Pappy" Rohr (Fred) (1896-1965) San Diego aviation engineer, founded Rohr Aircraft Corporation
 * Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego
 * George Mitrovich (born 1935) San Diego political organizer ,
 * Gerald Lee Warren (1930–2015) White House Press Secretary, editor
 * Harry C. Clark (1883–1950) San Diego mayor
 * Jim Gibbons (Wild Animal Park horticulturist)
 * Joan Embery (born 1949) Zoo goodwill ambassador
 * John L. Sehon (1862–1913) San Diego mayor
 * Joseph W. Sefton Jr. (1881–1966) San Diego banker, director-general of Panama-California Exposition
 * Juan Sánchez Cotán
 * Kartik Seshadri (born 1957) UCSD musician
 * Kathy Hawk (fl. 1996–present) Zoo panda keeper
 * Kumeyaay language
 * Kumeyaay people
 * Kurt Benirschke (born 1924) Zoo academic
 * Laurence M. Huey (1892–1963) San Diego naturalist
 * Lee Passmore (1874–1958) San Diego naturalist
 * Margaret Leinen (born 1946) oceanographer at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
 * Margaret Wood Bancroft (1883–1986) San Diego naturalist
 * Draft:Marjorie Nodelman (1950-2014) San Diego artist
 * Martha Longenecker (1920–2013) SDSU professor, Mingei founder
 * Mingei International Museum
 * Old Globe Theatre
 * Ollie Brown (baseball) (died 2015)
 * Ruth Powers Ortlieb (1983-1982) San Diego painter
 * San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway
 * San Diego Examiner defunct newspaper
 * San Diego Growlers
 * San Diego Hall of Champions
 * San Diego Museum of Art
 * San Diego Natural History Museum
 * SS Monte Carlo
 * The New Children's Museum
 * Timken Museum of Art
 * Vehicle registration plates of California
 * Veterans Museum and Memorial Center
 * Walter McCoy (died 2015) Negro Leagues baseball player
 * Draft:Wendy Maruyama (born 1952) San Diego furniture maker, artist

Mid

 * Draft:Armand Arabian (born 1934) California Supreme Court Justice
 * Art Linkletter (1912–2010)
 * Baja California Railroad
 * Balboa Stadium
 * Cajon Valley Beds
 * California Current
 * CareFusion (4th by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * Casa de Bandini
 * Centro Cultural de la Raza
 * Charles Orcutt (1864–1929) San Diego naturalist
 * Clara Shortridge Foltz (1849–1934) modest San Diego connection
 * Cubic Corporation (8th by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * David G. Freeman (1920–2001) Southern California badminton player
 * David J. Weber (1940–2010) SDSU historian
 * Dogs For Defense Veterans Museum and Memorial Center exhibit
 * Dress clips Women's Museum of California Bakelite exhibit
 * Erik Gronborg (fl. 1960s–present) San Diego artist
 * Faiya Fredman (born 1925) San Diego photographer
 * Field Act (California law)
 * Friars Formation
 * George W. Marston House
 * Harry Sternberg
 * Jamul, California
 * Jeana Yeager (born 1952) co-piloted the first non-stop, non-refueled flight around the world
 * Jerrie Mock (1925–2014) first woman to fly solo around the world
 * John Gerald Driscoll III (1924–2011) San Diego yachtsman
 * Julie Clark (born 1948) California pilot
 * KFSD
 * Laurence Monroe Klauber (1883–1968) San Diego businessman (SDG&E), herpetologist
 * Leap Wireless (5th by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * Life Technologies (Thermo Fisher Scientific) (3rd by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * Locking Square 1873 baseball field
 * Louise Thaden (1905–1979) American aviation pioneer
 * Lurline (schooner) John D. Spreckels' yacht
 * Malin Burnham
 * Margaret Chung (1889–1959) San Francisco physician
 * Mission Valley Formation
 * Old Plank Road
 * Otay Formation
 * Pacific Imperial Railroad
 * Pacific Surfliner
 * Palm Spring Formation
 * Philipp Scholz Rittermann (born 1955) San Diego photographer
 * Plaster City, California
 * Pomerado Conglomerate
 * Poway Formation
 * PriceSmart (7th by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * ResMed (9th by 2011 revenues1 per SD Business Journal)
 * Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
 * Draft:Robert Wesson (1920–1991) UC Santa Barbara and Stanford political scientist
 * Rosario Formation
 * Salton Trough
 * San Diego & Arizona Railway
 * San Diego Air & Space Museum
 * San Diego and Imperial Valley Railroad
 * San Diego Museum of Man
 * San Diego Police Department
 * San Diego Public Library
 * San Diego–Coronado Bridge
 * Sanford I. Berman (died 2015} hypnotist
 * Draft:Scott B. Davis (born 1971) San Diego photographer, museum director
 * Scripps Formation
 * Sempra Energy (2nd by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * Snooky
 * Spreckels Organ Pavilion
 * Stadium Conglomerate
 * Star of India (ship)
 * T. Claude Ryan (1898–1982) San Diego aviator and businessman
 * The San Diego Union-Tribune
 * Theodore Gildred Jr. (born 1935) San Diego developer
 * Theodore Gildred Sr.
 * Toby Riddle (1848–1920) northern California / Oregon
 * Torrey Pines Gliderport
 * Torrey Pines Golf Course
 * USS Cyane (1837)
 * Vincenzo Catena (c. 1470 – 1531) tagged as non-notable
 * Westgate Park
 * William D. McElroy (1917–1999) biochemist, chancellor of UCSD
 * Zoro Garden

Low

 * Abraham Govaerts (1589–1626) Flemish painter
 * Agustín Arrieta (1803–1874) Mexican painter
 * Alessandro Allori (1535–1607) Italian painter
 * Alessandro Magnasco (1667 –1749) Italian painter
 * Alessandro Mattia da Farnese (1631- after 1681)
 * Alonzo Cano (1601–1667)
 * Alphonse Bertillon (1853–1914)
 * Anaglyph 3D
 * Anthony Cornero (1899–1955) Southern California bootlegger
 * Antoine-Louis Barye (1796–1875) French sculptor
 * Anton Raphael Mengs (1728–1779) German painter
 * Antonio de Bellis (c. 1616 - c. 1656)
 * August Johann Rösel von Rosenhof (1705–1759) citizen scientist
 * Balthasar van der Ast (died 1657) Dutch painter
 * Barent Avercamp (1612–1679)
 * Barthel Bruyn the Elder (1493–1555) German painter
 * Bartholomeus Spranger (1546–1611) Flemish painter
 * Bartolomé Bermejo (c. 1440 – c.1501) Spanish painter
 * Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682)
 * Bernardino Luini
 * Bernardo Bellotto
 * Bridgepoint Education (10th by 2011 revenues per SD Business Journal)
 * Carleton Watkins (1829–1916)
 * Carlo Crivelli
 * Charles E. Burchfield
 * Charles Warren Eaton
 * Clyde Edward Pangborn
 * David McCampbell (1910–1996) U.S. Navy flying ace
 * Dombeya cacuminum or strawberry snowball ,
 * Esaias van de Velde
 * Federico Barocci (1526–1612)
 * Flash powder
 * Flash synchronization
 * Flora Londinensis
 * Floris van Dyck
 * Floris van Schooten
 * Francesco Guardi
 * Francisco de Zurbarán
 * Geoffrey de Havilland (1882–1965) British aviation pioneer and aircraft engineer
 * George Romney (painter)
 * Giovanni Bonsi (artist) (documented 1351–1371)
 * Giuliano Bugiardini
 * Graham Nash (born 1942)
 * Irving Gill (1870–1936) San Diego architect
 * Isaac Willaerts (1620–1693)
 * Jack Northrop (1895–1981) California aircraft industrialist and designer
 * Jacob van Hulsdonck
 * Jan Brueghel the Elder
 * Jan Davidsz. de Heem
 * Jan van Kessel the Elder (baptized 1626 – 1679)
 * Johann Kaspar Lavater (1741–1801) physiognomist
 * John Karl Hillers (1843–1925) Western photographer
 * Jörg Breu the Elder (c. 1475–1537)
 * Joris van Son (1623–1667)
 * Juan de Pareja
 * Junkers Jumo 004
 * Jusepe de Ribera
 * Kate Sessions (1857–1940)
 * Kolven
 * Lane Field (baseball)
 * Limelight
 * Lionel, LLC
 * Local extinction
 * Luca Signorelli (c. 1445 – 1523)
 * Marie-Guillemine Benoist (1768–1826)
 * Marston Mat
 * Marta Bohn-Meyer (1957–2005) American pilot and engineer
 * Martín Bernat (fl. 1450 -1505) Spanish painter
 * Martin Ryckaert (1587–1631) Flemish painter
 * Maurice Braun (1877–1941)
 * Max Pechstein (1881–1955)
 * Mission Bay (San Diego)
 * Nicolaes Maes (1634–1693) Dutch painter
 * Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paint
 * Oscar Hedstrom (1871–1960) co-founder of the Indian Motocycle Manufacturing Company
 * Pedro de Mena (1628–1688)
 * Peter Binoit
 * Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840)
 * Pieter Claeissens the Elder (1500–1576)
 * Pompeo Batoni
 * Port of San Diego
 * R. J. Mitchell (1895–1937) English aeronautical engineer
 * Raoul Dufy
 * Romeyn Beck Hough (1857–1924) botanist, doctor New York
 * Rosalba Carriera
 * Roy DeCarava (1919–2009) photographer
 * Samuel Bourne (1834–1912) British photographer, in collection of Museum of Photographic Arts
 * San Diego Opera
 * Sano di Pietro
 * Sid Gillman (1911–2003) San Diego Chargers coach
 * Simon Vouet
 * Stereoscope
 * The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
 * The Responsibilities of the Novelist by Frank Norris
 * Theodore G. Ellyson (1885–1928) first U.S. Navy aviator
 * Thomas Miles Richardson (1784–1848)
 * Timothy J. Clark (artist)
 * Transpacific Yacht Race
 * Tsutsugaki Mingei exhibit
 * Walter Beech (1891–1950) aviator and founder of Beech Aircraft Company
 * William T. Piper (1881–1970) businessman, and engineer
 * William Templeton Johnson (1877–1957)
 * 1916 Hatfield Flood
 * Ah Quin
 * Andrew Feenberg (born 1943)
 * Archibald H. Gillespie (1812–1873)
 * Bartolomeo Veneto (active 1502 – 1546)
 * Beatrice Harraden (1864–1936) - La Jolla's Green Dragon Colony was named after her short story
 * Belmont Park (San Diego)
 * Bram Dijkstra (born 1938)
 * C. F. Witman
 * California Aqueduct
 * Camp Callan (1940–1945) U.S. Army base in La Jolla
 * Camp Calvin B. Matthews (1918-1964)
 * Camp Howard
 * Camp Kearny (1917-1946)
 * Camp Taliaferro (1918–1921)
 * Carlos Vierra (1876–1937)
 * Chalmers Johnson (1931–2010)
 * Charles Christopher Parry (1823–1890) British-American botanist who discovered the Torrey pine
 * Charles K. Hamilton (died 1914)
 * Charles Mitchell Thomas (1846–1908)
 * Chollas Heights Navy Radio Station
 * Chollas View, San Diego
 * Claude Lorrain (c. 1600 – 1682)
 * Cleveland National Forest
 * Conrad Wise Chapman (1842–1910)
 * Cortes Bank
 * Cowles Mountain
 * Dan Hallin
 * Daniel Cleveland - naturalist
 * David Charles Collier (1871-1934)
 * David W. Bagley (1883–1960)
 * Don Norman (born 1935)
 * E. S. Babcock (1848–1922) founder of Hotel del Coronado
 * Earl Winfield Spencer, Jr.
 * Ed Fletcher
 * Emanuel de Witte
 * Ernestine Schumann-Heink (1861–1936) operatic contralto who lived in Grossmont
 * Fitz Henry Lane
 * François Boucher
 * François Clouet
 * George A. Cowles (1836-1887) San Diego business leaders
 * George Derby
 * George Marston (1850–1946) San Diego politician
 * George Otto Gey
 * George Wright (general)
 * Giant Dipper (Belmont Park)
 * Gillespie Field
 * Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio
 * Girolamo Savoldo
 * Guercino
 * Guillermo Aranda
 * Harold Rainsford Stark
 * Harry E. Yarnell
 * Hassler (vessel)
 * Hazard Construction - builder of many major San Diego freeways
 * Henry Kent Hewitt
 * Herbert Schiller
 * Horton Grand Hotel
 * Hourglass Field
 * Imperial Beach, California
 * Isaac C. Kidd
 * Itata incident
 * Jamacha, San Diego
 * Jan Saenredam
 * Jasper Francis Cropsey
 * Jean Charles Baquoy
 * Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
 * Jean-Honoré Fragonard
 * Jessop Jeweler
 * Jessop's Clock
 * Johannes Natus
 * John Joseph Enneking
 * John Lawrence LeConte (1825–1883) American entomologist who visited San Diego
 * John LeConte (1818–1891) president of University of California
 * John Stewart Harbison
 * Joseph Henry Pendleton
 * Joseph M. Schenck
 * Joseph Taussig
 * Juan Jose Warner
 * Juan Larrinaga
 * Julián Leyzaola
 * Julius Wangenheim
 * Kiki Smith
 * Lake Hodges
 * Lake Jennings
 * Little Landers
 * Locker club
 * Louis R. de Steiguer
 * Lower Otay Reservoir
 * Luca Carlevarijs
 * Luca di Tommè
 * Marine Corps Air Station Miramar
 * Martin Johnson Heade
 * Mary Katharine Brandegee (1844–1920) San Diego botanist
 * Matthew Sherman
 * Max Klinger
 * Miniature book
 * Miramar, San Diego
 * Montgomery Field Airport
 * Naval Base Point Loma
 * Naval Outlying Landing Field Imperial Beach
 * Nestor A. Young
 * Niccolò di Buonaccorso
 * Nicolaes Maes
 * Nicolas de Largillière
 * Northumberland Bestiary
 * Novgorod School
 * Oak Grove Butterfield Stage Station
 * Olivenhain, Encinitas, California
 * Pacific Beach, San Diego
 * Pacific Coast Steamship Company
 * Pacific Mail Steamship Company
 * Pala Indian Reservation
 * Palm City, San Diego
 * Pantoja Park
 * Paul Weber (artist)
 * Peter H. Irons
 * Philippe de Champaigne
 * Piccirilli Brothers
 * Pieter Claesz
 * Presidio of San Diego
 * Ralph D. Cornell (1890-1972) landscape architect from Los Angeles
 * Rancho Cañada de los Coches
 * Rancho San Diego Island
 * Richard S. Edwards
 * Robert Waterman (governor) (1826–1891) governor of California
 * Roger Welles
 * Ron Packard
 * Royal E. Ingersoll
 * San Diego and Arizona Railway
 * San Diego and Imperial Valley Railroad
 * San Diego Philharmonic Society
 * San Diego Symphony
 * San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians
 * Serotiny
 * Serra Cooperative Library System
 * Shay locomotive
 * Sherley Anne Williams
 * Silverwood Wildlife Sanctuary
 * Spark gap
 * Steam dummy
 * Stingaree, San Diego
 * Stockton, San Diego
 * Susan Shirk
 * Swami's
 * Talmadge, San Diego
 * Theodore G. Ellyson
 * Thomas B. Howard
 * Tom Hom
 * Townshend Stith Brandegee (1843–1925) San Diego botanist
 * Ulysses S. Grant Jr.
 * United States and Mexican Boundary Survey (1848-1855)
 * United States Pacific Fleet
 * USS California (ACR-6)
 * Walter Bellon
 * Walter R. Taliaferro
 * Walton Ford
 * William H. Carlson
 * William H. Lane, (Bill "Hardpan"; 1860–1938) owner of first San Diego Padre (PCL) franchise
 * William Heath Davis
 * William Kettner
 * William L. Calhoun (admiral)
 * William S. Hebbard
 * Ephraim Morse
 * José G. Estudillo
 * Adolph B. Spreckels
 * Spreckels Organ
 * California Garden - magazine
 * Alcazar Garden - (ex Montezuma Garden)

Notability unknown

 * Ash Brown
 * Brock Bullet
 * Bulletin of the Comediantes h-index 6
 * Draft:Harry Gantz (1887–1949) San Diego military pilot not notable by WP:SOLDIER
 * Krishan Oberoi (San Diego musician) insufficient independent depth, (dead link), , other passing mentions in Massachusetts
 * Mary Hollis Clark (1921–2010) San Diego philanthropist, , , (husband James Dallas Clark's obit, grandson of J. W. Sefton)
 * Victor Landweber (born 1943) California photographer, in collection of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
 * Anthony Wayne Vodges (1843-1923) Union soldier, retired to San Diego
 * Edalee Orcutt Harwell Zoonews columnist, editor, library, photo archivist 1922–
 * Kenholm "Ken" Stott Jr. (1920–1995) Zoo curator, Zoonews editor, 3000 articles
 * Timothy Aller (fl. 1955–1970) Zoo horticulturist
 * Southern California Baseball League
 * Curtis Everett Negro Leagues baseball player with Kansas City Monarchs
 * Driscoll Marine

Sourced

 * Edgar Schmued (1899–1985) designer of North American P-51 Mustang and other aircraft, retired to Oceanside

No San Diego

 * Start/stub
 * Betty Box see Women in History v2 Gale
 * Brian Lisus (born 1961) California violin maker
 * Lorquin Entomological Society (Los Angeles organization)
 * Drafts
 * Draft:Edwin John Beer (British scientist with slight California connection)
 * New
 * (Swedish illustrator)
 * Carol McCusker
 * Robert L. Pincus critic USD search included JSTOR, Gale, EBSCO, Muse, Lexis/Nexus, Factiva, ProQuest
 * wrote On a Scale That Competes With the World: The Art of Edward and Nancy Reddin Kienholz
 * Han Nguyen (born 1956) San Diego photographer
 * Jack Fulton (photographer) (born 1939) California photographer
 * Suda House (born 1951) Southern California photographer