Nealeys Corner: I-15 : (100) S of Glen Helen Parkway
Nealeys Corner straddles the southern edge of Cajon Pass in Southern California, and that position has made it part of the principal overland link between the Los Angeles Basin and the Mojave Desert. Interstate 15 runs through this broad, engineered corridor north from the San Bernardino area toward Barstow and Las Vegas, while Interstate 215 joins the route nearby. Cajon Pass cuts between the San Gabriel Mountains to the west and the San Bernardino Mountains to the east, giving the road its mountain setting. The pass has long channelled movement across inland Southern California: historic Route 66 also used road alignments through it. Nealeys Corner is defined less by a town centre than by this meeting of freeway, foothills and regional travel.
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