Unincorporated Watts: I-105 : (312) Wilmington Ave
Unincorporated Watts lies in the Los Angeles Basin, a densely built lowland crossed by freeways, rail lines and the street grid of southern Los Angeles County. Interstate 105, also called the Century Freeway, forms the area’s principal east–west artery, while the Metro C Line runs in its median. This light-rail route links Redondo Beach and Norwalk as part of the county’s rail network. Around Wilmington Avenue, the corridor reflects the infrastructure-led character of this part of the metropolis: expressway lanes, rail service, low-rise homes and commercial properties occupy the same narrow urban band. The C Line opened in 1995, after I-105 was completed.
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