Interstate 710

Interstate 710 Is An Interstate Highway In The Los Angeles Area Of The U.S. State Of California, Built To Interstate Highway Standards. State Route 710 Is The Completed Portion Of The Proposed Northern Extension Of The Route To Pasadena. Interstate 710 Is A North-South Auxiliary Interstate Freeway Running For 23 Miles Through Los Angeles County, California. Officially Known As The Long Beach Freeway, It Runs North From Long Beach To Valley Boulevard, Just North Of Interstate 10, The San Bernardino Freeway, Near The Boundary Between The Cities Of Alhambra And Los Angeles. South Of Interstate 5, Interstate 710 Follows The Course Of The Los Angeles River, Rarely Wandering More Than A Few Hundred Feet From The Riverbed. South Of California State Route 1 In Long Beach, Interstate 710 Is Officially Part Of The Seaside Freeway.

Route Information
Defined By Streets And Highways Code 622

Maintained By Caltrans

Length: 23 Miles

History: 1930s As A Highway

Component Highways: Interstate 710 From Long Beach To Monterey Park

Main Section
South End: California State Route 47 In Long Beach

Interstate 405 In Long Beach

California State Route 91 In Long Beach

Interstate 105 In Lynwood

Interstate 5 In Commerce

California State Route 60 In East Los Angeles

Interstate 10 In Monterey Park

North End: Valley Boulevard In Alhambra

Pasadena Stub
South End: California Boulevard In Pasadena

North End: California State Route 134 And Interstate 210 In Pasadena