Costa Mesa: I-405 : (167) Harbor Off Ramp
Costa Mesa lies along the Orange County coastal plain, where low urban development extends between the Pacific shoreline and the Santa Ana River. Incorporated in 1953, it grew from an agricultural community into a commercial and arts center within the greater Los Angeles area. South Coast Plaza is one of the region’s major shopping destinations, while the Segerstrom Center for the Arts is home to performances by resident organizations including Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale. Interstate 405 and Harbor Boulevard cross a densely developed part of the city, linking Costa Mesa with neighboring Orange County communities. Fairview Park adds a broad area of open land and trails to this predominantly urban setting.
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Costa Mesa occupies a coastal plain between the Santa Ana River and Newport Bay in southern Orange County. Although linked to the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area, it has established itself as a commercial and performing-arts centre in its own right. South Coast Plaza is among the United States’ leading destinations for luxury retail, while the Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents opera, dance, theatre and orchestral music. The Orange County Fairgrounds host the annual Orange County Fair, a long-running summer institution. Near the Pacific coast, Costa Mesa also borders Newport Beach and its harbour-focused shoreline. Continue with other webcams from Orange County to see how this part of Southern California connects along the coast and inland.
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