Fullerton: SR-57 : (182) Rolling Hills Road Undercross
Fullerton lies along the northern edge of the Orange County Plain, where low ground rises toward the Puente Hills. Founded in 1887 by the Amerige brothers, the city was named for George H. Fullerton of the Pacific Land and Water Company. Citrus groves shaped its early economy, while the arrival of the railroad helped establish a commercial center that remains focused on Downtown Fullerton. The city is also home to Fullerton College, founded in 1913, and California State University, Fullerton, one of the region’s major public universities. State Route 57 follows Fullerton’s eastern side, connecting this settled inland part of Orange County with the broader Southern California freeway network.
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Fullerton is best known within California for California State University, Fullerton, a major campus of the California State University system. In northern Orange County, the city extends from the low Coyote Hills across the region’s urban plain, between Los Angeles and the county’s coastal communities. The 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum on the university campus maintains plant collections from Mediterranean and arid climates. Downtown Fullerton is also tied to the city’s postwar music-industry story: Fender operated its celebrated guitar factory here for decades. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Fullerton and northern Orange County.
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