Los Angeles River

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The Los Angeles River is a largely channelized urban waterway running through Los Angeles County that has played a central role in the region’s history, development, and ongoing revitalization efforts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
urban waterway
basinSize approximately 2,253 square kilometers
approximately 870 square miles
channelizationPeriod 1930s
1940s
characteristic ephemeral and seasonal flow historically
largely channelized in concrete
subject to flash flooding
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crossedBy Fourth Street Bridge
Los Angeles River Viaducts
Seventh Street Bridge
Sixth Street Viaduct
numerous bridges
drainageBasin Los Angeles Basin
environmentalIssue habitat fragmentation
urban runoff pollution
water quality concerns
feature adjacent parks and greenways
bike paths along portions of its banks
some soft-bottom naturalized reaches
flowsThrough Burbank, California
surface form: Burbank

Los Angeles
surface form: City of Los Angeles

Compton, California, United States
surface form: Compton

Downtown Los Angeles
Elysian Valley
Frogtown neighborhood
Glendale
Long Beach
Studio City
governedBy Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
surface form: Los Angeles River Master Plan (LA County)
hasDesignation navigable waterway in certain segments
hasRestorationGoal enhance flood management with green infrastructure
improve habitat connectivity
increase public access
hasSection Downtown Long Beach waterfront
surface form: Estuary at Long Beach

Verdugo Wash
surface form: Glendale Narrows

Sepulveda Basin
hasTributary Arroyo Seco
Burbank Western Channel
Compton Creek
Rio Hondo
Tujunga Wash
Verdugo Wash
historicalRole influenced location of Pueblo de Los Angeles
primary water source for early Los Angeles settlement
inPopularCulture featured in action film chase scenes
iconic symbol of Los Angeles infrastructure
length approximately 51 miles
approximately 82 kilometers
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Los Angeles County
managedBy Los Angeles County Flood Control District
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
mouthCity Long Beach
surface form: Long Beach, California
mouthLocatedIn Pacific Ocean
San Pedro Bay
near Downtown Los Angeles
surface form: Downtown Los Angeles Arts District

Port of Long Beach
San Fernando Valley
partOf Los Angeles River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
region Southern California
sourceCity Canoga Park, Los Angeles, California, United States
surface form: Canoga Park, Los Angeles
sourceLocatedIn Santa Susana Mountains
Simi Hills
subjectOf Los Angeles River Ecosystem Restoration project
Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
numerous environmental restoration efforts
supports migratory bird species
riparian habitat in natural-bottom sections
underwent major channelization after 1938 floods
usedFor cycling along river paths
filming location for movies and television
flood control
kayaking in certain reaches
recreation in designated segments

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San Pedro Bay borderedBy Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: San Gabriel River mouth
Tongva people traditionalTerritoryIncludes Los Angeles River
Los Angeles Basin drainedBy Los Angeles River
San Gabriel Mountains drainageTo Los Angeles River
San Gabriel Mountains partOfWatershed Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Interstate 710 follows Los Angeles River
Los Angeles River partOf Los Angeles River self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Arroyo Seco flowsInto Los Angeles River
Arroyo Seco partOf Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Elysian Valley borderedBy Los Angeles River
Santa Susana Mountains drainage Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Atwater Village borderedBy Los Angeles River
Los Angeles Zoo near Los Angeles River
Tongva traditionalTerritoryIncludes Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River basin
Los Angeles, California, United States of America hasRiver Los Angeles River
subject surface form: Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley drainageBasinOf Los Angeles River
Rainbow Harbor connectedTo Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River estuary
Gabrielino traditionalTerritoryIncludes Los Angeles River
Kizh Nation culturallyAssociatedWith Los Angeles River
Puvungna near Los Angeles River
South Gate locatedNear Los Angeles River
Montebello locatedNear Los Angeles River
subject surface form: Montebello, California
Battle of La Mesa near Los Angeles River
Glendale Boulevard crosses Los Angeles River
Glendale Boulevard hasBridgeOver Los Angeles River
Maywood locatedNear Los Angeles River
subject surface form: Maywood, California
Los Angeles River Ranger District locatedIn Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed region
Bell locatedOnRiver Los Angeles River
subject surface form: Bell, California
Frogtown neighborhood locatedOnWaterway Los Angeles River
subject surface form: Frogtown
Rio Hondo tributaryOf Los Angeles River
Rio Hondo mouthLocation Los Angeles River
Rio Hondo partOf Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Verdugo Wash tributaryOf Los Angeles River
Verdugo Wash mouth Los Angeles River
Verdugo Wash partOf Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Burbank Western Channel tributaryOf Los Angeles River
Burbank Western Channel flowsInto Los Angeles River
Burbank Western Channel partOf Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Los Angeles River Viaducts cross Los Angeles River
Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan focusesOn Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River corridor
Los Angeles River Ecosystem Restoration project locatedIn Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River corridor
Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system includes Los Angeles River
this entity surface form: Los Angeles River watershed
Sixth Street Viaduct crosses Los Angeles River