Venice Boulevard

Route map:
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Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
Nearest metro station E Line Culver City
West endSpeedway Boulevard in Venice
Major
junctions
Abbot Kinney Boulevard, State Route 1, Centinela Avenue, Sawtelle Boulevard, Sepulveda Boulevard, La Cienega Boulevard, Interstate 10, Fairfax Avenue, La Brea Avenue, San Vicente Boulevard, Crenshaw Boulevard, Western Avenue, Vermont Avenue, Figueroa Street, Grand Avenue, Hill Street, Broadway
East endMain Street in Downtown
continues as East 16th Street

Venice Boulevard is a major east–west thoroughfare in

numbered street system
.

Route description

The western terminus of Venice Boulevard is Ocean Front Walk in Venice. Proceeding easterly, it assumes the designation

Mid-Wilshire district, through Arlington Heights and Harvard Heights, dips under the Harbor Freeway, and continues into the heart of downtown Los Angeles, where it turns into East 16th Street at Main Street
.

History

Mid-Wilshire
.

A

narrow gauge Los Angeles Railway A Line
ran on Venice between Hill and Burlington Avenue until 1946.

Prior to 1932, West 16th Street ended at Crenshaw Boulevard. In that year part of the Pacific Electric right of way was taken and Venice Boulevard was cut through from La Brea Avenue to Crenshaw. At that time West 16th Street was renamed Venice Boulevard.[citation needed]

Public transportation

a rail station at its intersection with Robertson Boulevard
.

Landmarks

Loyola High School
fronting Venice Boulevard

See also

References

  1. ^ Los Angeles County Road Atlas (Map). Thomas Brothers. 2008.
  2. ^ "West 16TH Street Line". Electric Railway Historical Association of Southern California. Retrieved 25 July 2022.
  3. OCLC 6565577
    .

External links

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