State Route 110

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State Route 110 is a historic California freeway connecting downtown Los Angeles to Pasadena, known as one of the oldest freeways in the United States.

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State Route 110 canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freeway
road transportation infrastructure
state highway
abbreviation SR 110
connects Downtown Los Angeles
Pasadena
country United States
followsValley Arroyo Seco
hasAlternateName Arroyo Seco Parkway
CA 110
Harbor Freeway
Pasadena Freeway
SR 110
hasDirectionA south
hasDirectionB north
hasJunctionWith Interstate 10
Interstate 105
Interstate 405
Interstate 5
State Route 47
State Route 91
U.S. Route 101
hasName State Route 110
isKnownFor being one of the oldest freeways in the United States
historic freeway design
tight curves and short on-ramps on the Arroyo Seco segment
isListedOn National Register of Historic Places
isMaintainedBy California Department of Transportation
linked to: Caltrans
isNumberedWithin California state route numbering system
isOlderThan many other California freeways
isPartlyDesignatedAs Arroyo Seco Parkway
Harbor Freeway
locatedIn Southern California
openedAsFreeway 1940
partOf California State Route system
passesThrough Arroyo Seco
Downtown Los Angeles
Highland Park
Los Angeles
South Los Angeles
South Pasadena
regionServed Los Angeles metropolitan area
roadType freeway
runsFrom San Pedro
runsTo Pasadena
state California
terminusNorth Pasadena
terminusSouth San Pedro
wasOriginallyNamed Arroyo Seco Parkway

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Pasadena servedByFreeway State Route 110
State Route 110 hasName State Route 110
California State Route 2 connectsTo State Route 110
Harbor Freeway hasDesignation State Route 110
Pasadena Freeway alsoKnownAs State Route 110