Ontario: SR-60 : (158) West of Haven Avenue
Ontario sits on the Inland Empire plain in Southern California, where the San Gabriel Mountains rise north of a densely built metropolitan corridor. The city developed in 1882 as the Ontario Model Colony, an agricultural settlement promoted for its planned streets and irrigation. Today it is a major logistics and transport center, shaped by Ontario International Airport and regional freight routes. Interstate 10 runs along the city’s northern side near Haven Avenue, carrying traffic between Los Angeles County and the wider Inland Empire. Ontario’s older civic core, laid out around Euclid Avenue, recalls the town’s origins amid an urban region of warehouses, business parks and residential districts.
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The terrain around Ontario is a broad, semi-arid alluvial plain beneath the San Gabriel Mountains, which has shaped both its low-rise urban grid and its early agricultural economy. Founded in 1882 as the Ontario Model Colony by brothers George and William Chaffey, the city grew through irrigation and citrus cultivation; Euclid Avenue, laid out as a grand north–south boulevard, remains a defining route. Ontario is now a transport and logistics hub of Southern California’s Inland Empire, with Ontario International Airport and a major convention center. Foothill Boulevard follows the historic Route 66 corridor through the city’s northern side. See how Ontario fits within the Inland Empire by browsing webcams nearby.
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