Corona: SR-91 : (55) 2nd Street Onramp
The terrain around Corona is a dry inland basin edged by the Santa Ana Mountains, shaping the city’s built form and everyday life. In western Riverside County, Corona belongs to the Inland Empire, with the Santa Ana River corridor lying north of its urban core. The city developed around citrus growing and the railroad in the late 19th century. Its original plan included the circular Grand Boulevard, source of the long-used “Circle City” nickname. Transport corridors remain central to its character: State Route 91 runs across the city toward Orange County, and Interstate 15 connects it to the wider Southern California network. Residential neighborhoods and commercial districts meet remaining open land at the foot of the mountains.
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Corona straddles the meeting of the Santa Ana Mountains and the Inland Empire plain in Southern California, a position that turned a citrus-growing settlement into a major residential and business centre within the greater Los Angeles area. The mountains rise along the city’s southwestern side, while valley routes connect Corona with Orange County and Riverside County. Incorporated in 1896 after being known as South Riverside, Corona took its name from the Spanish word for “crown”; its circular Grand Boulevard inspired the nickname Circle City and hosted early automobile races. See how Corona fits into Southern California by browsing webcams from the surrounding area.
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