List of streets in Los Angeles explained

List of streets in Los Angeles
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This is a list of notable streets in Los Angeles, California. They are grouped by type: arterial thoroughfares, commercial corridors, and other streets.

Arterial thoroughfares

Major east - west routes

• Adams Boulevard
• Beverly Boulevard
• Century Boulevard
• Exposition Boulevard
• Hollywood Boulevard
• Jefferson Boulevard
• Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard^[1]
• Obama Boulevard
• Olympic Boulevard
• Pico Boulevard
• Roscoe Boulevard
• Santa Monica Boulevard
• Sunset Boulevard
• Venice Boulevard
• Ventura Boulevard
• Victory Boulevard
• Washington Boulevard
• Wilshire Boulevard

Major north - south routes

• Avalon Boulevard
• Beverly Glen Boulevard
• Crenshaw Boulevard
• Glendale Boulevard
• La Cienega Boulevard
• Laurel Canyon Boulevard
• Lincoln Boulevard
• Main Street
• Reseda Boulevard
• Robertson Boulevard
• San Vicente Boulevard
• Sepulveda Boulevard
• Topanga Canyon Boulevard
• Van Nuys Boulevard
• Westwood Boulevard

Commercial corridors

• Pacific Coast Highway/Lincoln Boulevard
• Santa Monica Boulevard
• Decker Canyon Road
• Topanga Canyon Boulevard
• Alameda Street
• Slauson Avenue
• Highland Avenue
• Venice Boulevard

Other streets

• Alameda Street
• Avenue of the Stars
• Broadway
• Bundy Drive
• Centinela Avenue
• Central Avenue
• Cesar Chavez Avenue
• Fairfax Avenue
• Figueroa Street
• Florence Avenue
• Fountain Avenue
• Grand Avenue
• Highland Avenue
• Huntington Drive
• Imperial Highway
• La Brea Avenue
• Manchester Avenue
• Melrose Avenue
• Mission Road
• Mulholland Drive
• Normandie Avenue
• Pacific Coast Highway
• Slauson Avenue
• Spring Street
• Vermont Avenue
• Western Avenue

Alleyways

• Olvera Street
• Santee Alley

See also

• List of Los Angeles placename etymologies
• Transportation in Los Angeles
• Pico and Sepulveda
• Los Angeles streets, 1–10
• Los Angeles streets, 11–40
• Los Angeles streets, 41–250
• Los Angeles Avenues
• List of streets in the San Gabriel Valley

External links

• Web site: L.A.'s crooked heart . LA Times.

Notes and References

1. News: Duran . Leo . LA's MLK Boulevard got its name because of another King . Take Two . . 2018-01-15.