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Bridge dates

April 20, 1935

(aerial of the west end: [1])

1944 over US 101 north
1906 under Chavez (Macy Street) early bridge
(gone) under Lord Street early bridge [2]
1959 under I-5
1934-59 under State Street early bridge
Was there an early bridge on Cornwell Street? [3] Or maybe on Tremont Street? [4]
1972 under Soto-Marengo Streets early bridges
1972 under Herbert Avenue
1972 under Eastern Avenue
1972 under Campus Road
1960 under I-710

May 26, 1953

1952 over Fremont Avenue
1953 over Atlantic Boulevard

?

1953 over 6th Street
1953 over Garfield Avenue
1953 under Almansor Street
1953 over New Avenue
1953 over Del Mar Avenue
1953 over Alhambra Wash
1953 over San Gabriel Boulevard

February 16, 1954

1953 over Walnut Grove Avenue
1953 over Rubio Wash
1951-53 over SR 164

July 20, 1956

1956 over Eaton Wash
1956-58 over Baldwin Avenue
1956 over Rio Hondo
1956 over Santa Anita Avenue
1956 over Lexington Avenue
1956 over Tyler Avenue
1956 over Meeker Avenue
1956 over Peck Road
1956 over Valley Boulevard
1956 over RR
1956 over Stewart Street
1956 over Cogswell Road
1956 over Durfee Road
1956 over Garvey Avenue

existing Garvey Avenue (1930s); upgraded June 4, 1956

1933-56 over San Gabriel River
1956 over I-605 ramp
1964-71 under I-605
1957 under Bess Avenue-Frazier Street
1956 under Baldwin Park Boulevard
1956 over RR
1956 over Francisquito Avenue
1956 over Puente Avenue

existing Garvey Avenue (1930s); upgraded late 1956 or early 1957, at least the final piece

1956 over Cameron Avenue
1975 over Covina Parkway
1956 over Sunset Avenue
1956 over Vincent Avenue
1975 over Lark Ellen Avenue
1975 over SR 39
1975 over Hollenbeck Street
1971 over Citrus Street was the last intersection (replaced ca. 1956)
1934 over Charter Oak Wash
1932 over Walnut Creek Channel
1975 under Barranca Street
1961 over Grand Avenue
1975 over Holt Avenue
1956 over The Mall
1972 over Kellogg Drive
1972 under SR 57 originally with San Dimas Avenue
1972 under SR 71

November 16, 1954

1969 under Fairplex Drive
1969 under Dudley Street
1954-63 over San Jose Wash
1954 over White Avenue
1954 over Park Avenue
1954 over Garey-McKinley-Orange Grove Avenues
1954 over Towne Avenue
1954 over San Antonio Avenue
1954 over Indian Hill Boulevard
1953 over Mills Avenue
1953 over San Antonio Wash
1953 over Monte Vista Avenue
2000 over Central Avenue
1953 over Benson Avenue
2000 over Mountain Avenue
1970 under San Antonio Avenue
1970 under SR 83
1970 under Sultana Street
1971 under Campus Avenue
1971 under 6th Street
1993 over West Cucamonga Channel
1954 over Grove Avenue
1954 over 4th Street
1971 under Vineyard Avenue
1953 over Cucamonga Wash
1953-66 over Holt Boulevard

existing Valley Boulevard; upgraded ?

1996 under Archibald Avenue
1993-98 under Haven Avenue
1971 under Milliken Avenue
1975 under I-15
1943 over Day Canyon Channel
1936-47-66 over Etiwanda Wash
1955 under Etiwanda Avenue

expressway (1940s); upgraded ?

1947-66 over Valley Boulevard early interchange
1953-66 over flood control channel
1947 over RR
1947 over San Sevaine Creek
1946 over Mulberry Creek
1959 under Cherry Avenue
1960 under Citrus Avenue
2002 under Sierra Avenue
1967 under Cedar Avenue early interchange
1994 over Rialto Channel
1959 under Riverside Avenue
1961 under Pepper Avenue
1967 under RR

October 18, 1956

1970 under Rancho Avenue
1956 over RR
1956 over La Cadena Drive
1956 over 9th Street
1956 over RR
1967 under Mt. Vernon Avenue

existing Colton Avenue; upgraded ?

1970 over Warm Creek
1937-58-72 over Santa Ana River

?

1958-72 I-10/I-215 interchange
1958-64-72 over Santa Ana River
1972 under Orange Show Road
1958 over Warm Creek
1958 under Inland Center Drive
1958 under RR
1958 over Mill Street
1957 over East Branch Lytle Creek
1957 over RR
1957 over Rialto Avenue
1957 over 2nd Street
1957 over 3rd Street
1957 over 4th Street
1951-57 under SR 66
1959 under 6th Street
1959 under 9th Street
1959 under Orange Street
1959 under Base Line Street
1959 under 13th Street
1959 under 16th Street
1959 under SR 259
1959 under Massachusetts Avenue
1956 under Highland Avenue
1958 under Mount Vernon Avenue
1989 under SR 210
1958 over University Parkway and on along the Barstow Freeway to Devore

Other history notes

[5] shows the configuration after it became a freeway but before the bus lanes were added.

[6] is somewhat interesting.

--NE2 00:49, 13 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

What about Garvey Avenue? US 60/99 was once placed on this alignment when San Bern. Freeway begun constructions in the early 1950s.--Freewayguy ^{What's up?} 18:00, 18 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]