Riverside: SR-91 : (139) Madison
Riverside has served as a citrus-growing center in Inland Southern California since the late 19th century. Established in 1870 beside the Santa Ana River, the city became closely associated with the Washington navel orange after two trees arrived from Brazil in 1873; one of the original trees survives at a protected site. The University of California, Riverside continues that legacy through citrus research. Downtown’s Mission Inn Hotel & Spa, an elaborate early-20th-century landmark, reflects the city’s resort-era ambitions. Riverside spreads across the Inland Empire below the Box Springs Mountains, while major freeway corridors connect it with Los Angeles and the wider Southern California basin.
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Few cities in Southern California have a history as closely tied to citrus cultivation as Riverside. Set beside the Santa Ana River in the Inland Empire, the city became a center of California’s citrus industry after Eliza Tibbets planted two Brazilian navel orange trees here in 1873. Their descendants helped establish the Washington navel orange as a major state crop. Downtown’s Mission Inn, a landmark hotel complex developed by Frank Augustus Miller, reflects Riverside’s early-20th-century ambition through its Mission Revival architecture. The University of California, Riverside also gives the city a major research role. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Inland Empire connects regionally.
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