Santa Clarita: SR-14 : (972) Golden Valley Rd
Among the cities of California, Santa Clarita stands out for its broad valley setting between the San Gabriel Mountains and the Santa Susana Mountains. The city lies in northern Los Angeles County, where the Santa Clara River crosses a landscape of low, dry hills and expanding residential districts. State Route 14, the Antelope Valley Freeway, runs through Santa Clarita toward the Antelope Valley; Golden Valley Road is one of its important local connections. Santa Clarita was incorporated in 1987 through the union of several communities, including Newhall, Saugus, Valencia and Canyon Country. The wider area is also associated with historic Newhall Pass, a long-used route between the Los Angeles Basin and inland valleys.
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Santa Clarita occupies the Santa Clarita Valley between the San Gabriel and Santa Susana mountains in northern Los Angeles County, California. The Santa Clara River runs through this broad, dry valley, whose communities developed along rail and road routes connecting Los Angeles with inland California. Incorporated in 1987, the city brought together the longstanding communities of Newhall, Saugus, Valencia and Canyon Country. In Newhall, the William S. Hart Museum preserves the former home of the silent-film Western star, while Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia is a major regional amusement park. Trails and open-space preserves around the city keep the mountains close to everyday urban life. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Santa Clarita Valley and northern Los Angeles County.
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