Interstate 105

Interstate 105 Is An Interstate Highway In Southern Los Angeles County, California That Runs East-West From Near The Los Angeles International Airport To Norwalk. It Is Officially Known As The Glenn Anderson Freeway For The Democratic California Politician Who Advocated It's Construction. Interstate 105 Has Also Been Referred To As The Century Freeway.

In Oregon
In East Springfield Lies The Eastern Terminus Of Eugene-Springfield Highway No. 227, An East-West Freeway Through The Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area. Oregon Route 126 Is Routed Along This Freeway For It's Entire Length. West Of The Interstate 5 Interchange, The Freeway Is Also Designated As Interstate 105, A Spur Of Interstate 5. At This Point, Interstate 105 And Oregon Route 126 Enter Eugene. After Two Exits And A Willamette River Crossing, Interstate 105 Reaches It's Western Terminus At Oregon Route 99 Between Washington And Jefferson Streets. The Bridge And Viaduct Carrying The Last 1.5 Miles Of The Interstate Highway Are Known As The Washington-Jefferson Street Bridge. In December 2011 The Section Of The Highway From The Bridge To Springfield Was Renamed Officer Chris Kilcullen Memorial Highway To Commemorate The Fallen Eugene Police Department Officer Who Was Fatally Wounded While Conducting A Traffic Stop On The Highway In April 2011.

Route Information
Defined By Streets And Highways Code 405

Maintained By Caltrans

Length: 18.82 Miles

History: 1963-1968

Major Junctions
West End: California State Route 1 Near El Segundo

Interstate 405 Near Lennox And Hawthorne

Interstate 110 In Los Angeles

Interstate 710 In Lynwood

East End: Interstate 605 In Norwalk