Chino: SR-60 : (149) East of Central
Chino occupies an alluvial plain in southwestern San Bernardino County, California. Part of the Inland Empire, it lies east of Los Angeles, with State Route 60 creating a major east–west corridor along the city’s northern edge. Chino Creek runs south toward Prado Basin and the Santa Ana River, while the broad, level terrain long supported farming and dairy operations. The community grew from an agricultural settlement established in the late 19th century and incorporated as a city in 1910. That rural legacy remains central to Chino’s identity even as housing, logistics sites and commercial corridors have expanded across the plain. Chino Airport adds another layer to the city’s working landscape, serving general aviation in the eastern Los Angeles basin.
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Chino occupies the broad Chino Valley in southwestern San Bernardino County, California. The city forms part of the Inland Empire, on an alluvial plain where Chino Creek flows toward the Santa Ana River. For much of the 20th century, dairy farms and other agriculture defined the area; that working-landscape legacy still distinguishes Chino from many of its suburban neighbours. Chino Airport is home to the Planes of Fame Air Museum, whose historic aircraft connect the city with Southern California’s aviation tradition. Housing, commerce and industry now share space with remnants of that agricultural past, while the San Gabriel Mountains rise beyond the valley to the north. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Chino Valley and the Inland Empire.
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