Alessandro: I-215 : (265) Van Buren Boulevard Offramp
Tucked into the Inland Empire east of the Santa Ana River, Alessandro is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of major road corridors and a broad, urbanised valley floor. At Van Buren Boulevard, Interstate 215 is a principal north–south route through Riverside County, connecting this area with Riverside, Moreno Valley and the wider Southern California freeway network. March Air Reserve Base lies nearby; its origins reach back to March Field, established in 1918, giving the surrounding district a long military association. Alessandro occupies the plain between the Santa Ana Mountains to the southwest and the higher San Bernardino Mountains to the north and northeast. The Van Buren interchange expresses its practical role: arterial roads, freight movement and large developed parcels converge at the edge of a major metropolitan area.
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