Corona: SR-71 : (415) 1 Mi S/O Euclid
The Santa Ana Mountains define the setting of Corona — their foothills mark the western side of this Inland Empire city and shape development along the Interstate 15 corridor. Corona developed from a late-19th-century settlement into a major residential and commercial centre between Los Angeles and Riverside. Its historic core is structured around Grand Boulevard, a circular avenue created in the original town plan that hosted automobile races during the 1910s. Long associated with citrus growing, Corona now combines established neighbourhoods, business districts and major transport routes. Open land around parts of the city’s perimeter makes the transition from urban Riverside County to the foothills especially apparent.
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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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