City of Industry, California
City of Industry is located in Los Angeles County. About 264 people live here (as of 2020). Between 2010 and 2020, the population grew from 219 to 264. The area covers about 31.2 square kilometers. There are about 1.217 streets in City of Industry. The ZIP codes are 91714–91716. The name originates from secondary sector of the economy (industries that produce a finished) City of Industry is city in the San Gabriel Valley, in eastern Los Angeles County, California, United States. Among other things, City of Industry has public Transport, restaurants, cafés, supermarkets, clothing Stores, museums, schools, banks and pharmacies. More information at www.cityofindustry.org.
City of Industry – Facts
| Population | 264 |
|---|---|
| Area | 31.2 km² |
| Named after | secondary sector of the economy |
| Elevation | 322 |
| Located in | Los Angeles County |
| Postal code | 91714 |
| Country | United States |
| Official name | City of Industry |
| Website | http://www.cityofindustry.org/ |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Streets in City of Industry, California
Streets
Valley Boulevard
Foothill Transit 194, Chevron, Chipotle, Valero, Foothill Transit 194, 282, Marne, Foothill Transit 190
Gale AvenueFoothill Transit 281, Great Commission Church International, Starbucks, Jersey Mike's Subs, Pho Bamboo Vietnamese Restaurant, Jade House Chinese Cuisine, Xi'an Kitchen, 3Catea Bubble Tea
South Azusa AvenueWalmart Garden Center, Starbucks, Five Guys, California Fish Grill, Jimmy John's, Bafang Dumpling, Foothill Transit 280, Rowland
South Hacienda BoulevardFoothill Transit 185, City of Industry, 76, Shell, Foothill Transit 185, 194, BLISS Car Wash - City of Industry, Carl's Jr.
7th AvenueFoothill Transit 281
Albatross RoadWingstop, Jamba, Chipotle, Crumbl Cookies, The Benediction, T-Mobile
Mayor Dave WayFoothill Transit 185, 194, Foothill Transit 185, Foothill Transit 194
Old Valley BoulevardFoothill Transit 194
Pomona FreewayWaBa Grill, El Tepeyac, Subway, Mom's Touch
Keystone StreetNijiya Market, Hanlin Tea Room, Gong Cha, Kamon Sushi
North Azusa AvenueFoothill Transit 280
Crossroads Parkway NorthFoothill Transit 274, CP City of Industry, Jack in the Box
South Stimson AvenueLos Angeles County Fire Department Station #43, CP Puente Junction
Brea Canyon RoadIndustry
Amar RoadFoothill Transit 486
Railroad StreetEast West Bank, Yoshino Technology, Inc
Crossroads Parkway SouthCarl's Jr.
Workman Mill RoadFoothill Transit 274
Ferrero ParkwayCP Grand
South Nogales StreetFoothill Transit 178, 289
Hanover RoadOld Navy
Railroad AvenueCP Bassett
Almahurst StreetMama Lu’s Dumpling House
Don Julian RoadWorkman and Temple Family Homestead Museum
Glendora AvenueFoothill Transit 185
Colima RoadFoothill Transit 178, 289, 482
Evergreen PlaceLos Angeles County Fire Department Station #118
Fullerton RoadTaro Yuan
East Nelson AvenueFirst Fundamental Bible Church
Proctor AvenueValley Vocational Center
Diamond PlazaShell
South Hatcher Avenue
Hambledon Avenue
Tadmore Street
San Gabriel River Bike Path
Pellissier Place
Wilson way
Bielec Lane
Orange Avenue
Cheryl Lane
John Reed Court
Salt Lake Avenue
Reyes Drive
San Gabriel River Freeway
South Sentous Street
Salais Street
Hudson Avenue
Durfee Avenue
Russell Street
Charlie Road
Sotro Street
Bixby Drive
Coiner Court
Louden Lane
Johnson Drive
Loukelton Street
Kella AvenueBuildings
Buildings
Car washes
Commercial areas
Convenience stores
Department stores
Fitness centers
Gas stations
Industrial areas
Industrial buildings
Railway areas
Restaurants
Supermarkets
Wholesale stores
Public transit map City of Industry Legend
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Bicycle map City of Industry Legend
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| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
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Pedestrian map City of Industry Legend
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| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |