Glenoaks Boulevard
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I-210 in Sylmar | |
Major junctions | I-5 in Burbank |
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Southeast end | SR 2 in Glendale |
Glenoaks Boulevard is a major thoroughfare in
The
Natural disasters
In November 1933 a fire struck the
The 6.5–6.7Mw 1971 San Fernando earthquake (also known as the Sylmar earthquake) caused more than 6 miles (9.7 km) of discontinuous surface ruptures, 64 casualties, and over $500 million in damage.
Bridges
The United States Army Corps of Engineers designed and constructed three Vierendeel Truss bridges at intersections with the Verdugo Wash in Glendale to provide "a modern, aesthetic, and functionally sound solution for roadway connections on the Verdugo Flood Control Project."[4] This was the nation's first major flood control project since the passage of the 1936 Flood Control Act.
Nearby venues
Glenoaks Boulevard travels between several metropolitan cities such as Glendale and Burbank and has many popular venues in its proximity.
Shops and restaurants
Many shopping malls and plazas including the Americana at Brand, Glendale Galleria, Burbank Town Center are located within 1–2 miles (1.6–3.2 km) of Glenoaks Boulevard. Downtown Glendale and Downtown Burbank are also home to a wide array of eateries ranging from fast food to 4-star restaurants.
Hospitals
The Glendale Adventist Hospital and Glendale Memorial Hospital serve the Glendale, Burbank, and La Crescenta communities. The Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices is located on Glenoaks Boulevard between Pacific Avenue and Brand Boulevard.
Automotive
The Department of Motor Vehicles has a full service Glendale location on Glenoaks Boulevard and serves residents in cities East of Panorama City and West of Glendale and North of West Hollywood and South of La Crescenta.[5]
Airports
Whiteman Airport and Bob Hope Airport are two domestic airports located right off of Glenoaks Boulevard.
Transportation
Glenoaks Boulevard is served in
See also
References
- Glaser, Jim. "Exploring Historic Glendale: 1934 Flood". Glendale GTV6.
- Glenoaks Blvd Bridge
- Glendale DMV