California State Route 91



California State Route 91 Is A Major East-West Freeway Located Entirely Within Southern California And Serving Several Regions Of The Greater Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. Specifically, It Currently Runs From Vermont Avenue In Gardena, Just West Of The Junction With The Harbor Freeway, East To Riverside At The Junction With The Pomona Freeway And Moreno Valley Freeways. California State Route 91 Inherited It's Route Number From The Mostly Decommissioned U.S. Route 91, Which Passed Through The Inland Empire In A Northeasterly Direction On It's Way To Las Vegas, Salt Lake City And Points Beyond. Those Segments Of U.S. Route 91 Are Now Parallel To, Or Have Been Replaced Altogether By Interstate 15. California State Route 91 Officially Used To Head West All The Way To The Pacific Coast Highway In Hermosa Beach, But This Segment Was Relinquished To Local Governments In 2003, And Is No Longer Part Of A State Highway. The Area From Post Mile 10.4 To 11.1 Is Signed As The Juanita Millender-McDonald Highway.

Route Information
Defined By Streets And Highways Code 391

Maintained By Caltrans

Length: 59.047 Miles

History: 1930s As A Highway, 1964 As Number

Major Junctions
West End: Vermont Avenue In Gardena

Interstate 110 In Los Angeles

Interstate 710 In Long Beach

Interstate 605 In Cerritos

Interstate 5 In Anaheim

California State Route 57 In Anaheim

California State Route 55 In Anaheim

California State Route 241 In Anaheim

Interstate 15 In Corona

East End: Interstate 215 And California State Route 60 In Riverside