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Pictures on this
page are arranged in order from west to east. I-405 East photos are
left-aligned in the last column, while I-405 West photos are right-aligned.
Center-line pictures are centered within the last column.
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Orange County |
Exit signage for Seal Beach Boulevard. Seal Beach Boulevard meets Interstate 405 where it runs concurrent with Highway 22. The bulk of Highway 22's alignment is found along the Garden Grove Freeway which ends at Interstate 405 in western Orange County. Highway 22 continues west of I-405 into LA County terminating at the Pacific Coast Highway in Los Altos. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Next exit signage in front of the Seal Beach Boulevard overpass. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Advanced signage for both the western extension of Highway 22 and the 605 Freeway. Both Highway 22 and The 605 Freeway meet Interstate 405 at the upcoming interchange. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Guide signage at the departure of Highway 22. The 22 is a a freeway for a short distance west of The 405, having an interchange with the southern terminus of The 605 Freeway and Studebaker Street before becoming 7th Street. As the name entails, 7th Street is a conventional city street. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Second round of advanced signage for The 605 Freeway interchange. Note that the 'North' text on the pull-through signage for Interstate 405 looks as if it was a fairly recent addition to the sign. I have noticed that many of the older pull-through signs in the Los Angeles' area lack reference to cardinal directions. I can appreciate the addition in this instance as the San Diego Freeway implies a southerly direction. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Pull through signage at the 605 Freeway exit. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Orange County |
Next exit signage at the 605 interchange. The 605 interchange is fairly complex, especially given that the 605 Freeway ends at the 405. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Reassurance signage for the 405 Freeway. Interstate 405 is known as the San Diego Freeway for its entire length. Beyond the 405, the San Diego Freeway continues southerly as Interstate 5. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Overhead signage for Palo Verde Avenue. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Exit signage for Lakewood Boulevard. Unlike at the Century Freeway crossign, Lakewood Boulevard is still part of CA-19 where it crosses the 405. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Second round of advanced signage for the Long Beach Freeway interchange. Note 'I-405 Left 5 Lanes' -- Aside from within Los Angeles where else would you see that on an overhead sign? |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Signage at the off-ramp for the Long Beach Freeway (I-710) interchange. The 405 meets the Long Beach Freeway at an antiquated three-quarter cloverleaf interchange. The 710 Freeway is one of Los Angeles County's older superhighways and as such features numerous antiquated interchanges. I'd recommend a stop at Cameron Bevers' CanHighways.com for more information on the Long Beach Freeway. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 3/26/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Guide signage for the Sepulveda Boulevard interchange. The 405 meets Sepulveda Boulevard just south of the Ventura Freeway interchange. Between the Ventura and Santa Monica Freeways, Interstate 405 passes overtop of the Santa Monica Mountains. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 4/07/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Signage at the southbound split to the Ventura Freeway from the 405. The Ventura Freeway (US-101) is one of the principal freeways through the San Fernando Valley. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 4/07/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
Advanced signage for the Ventura Freeway interchange. Unfortunately pretty much all of the my southbound I-405 interchanges are white-washed from staring at the sun. I chose to upload a select few of them as the contrast into the sun highlights the button copy signage quite well. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 4/07/2010 |
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Los Angeles County |
First southbound reassurance marker for the San Diego Freeway. |
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Photographer: Scott Steeves |
Date: 4/07/2010 |
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