M, L, XL Sites
Clara Street (RM 14.1)
Cudahy River Park (RM 13.9)
U.P.R.R. Spur Line (RM 13.5)
Firestone Blvd (RM 12.9)
South Gate Orchard (RM 12.7)
Parque Dos Rios (RM 12)
Rio Hondo Confluence (RM 11.8)
SELA Cultural Center (RM 11.7)
Highway 105 (RM 10.5)
E Rosecrans Ave (RM 10.2)
XS, S Sites
Clara (RM 14.2)
Fostoria St & Jaboneria Rd (RM 13.69) 1
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Long Beach Fwy & Southern Pacific Railroad (RM 13.53) 2
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Jaboneria Rd & Southern Pacific Railroad (RM 13.53) 3
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Firestone (RM 13.25)
Tweedy / Burtis (RM 12.58)
Blumont Rd (RM 12.23) 4
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Gardendale St at Hollydale Park (RM 11.54)
Cloverlawn Dr (RM 10.7)
De Bie Dr & Orane Ave (RM 10.35)
Whitehall Way & LA River (RM 10.05)
San Juan St at Ralph C. Dills Park (RM 9.82) 5
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Somerset Blvd at Long Beach Fwy (RM 9.38)
Dominguez High School (RM 9.15) 6
Lower LA River Revitalization Plan
Alondra Blvd & Long Beach Fwy (RM 8.89)
Rancho Portillo (RM 8.79)
71st St, west of Atlantic Pl (RM 8.53)
More about the Central Plain frame
Channel Characteristics
The channel in this frame is a trapezoidal concrete leveed cross section with an approximate width of 400 feet.
Landside Right-of-Way Characteristics
The landside right-of-way in this frame contains both east and west facing parcels, and is further limited by industrial and residential development, transmission easements, and Interstate 710 and Interstate 105. It exists for extensive lengths at about 15 feet in width. However, there are large 200-foot-wide tracts of the right-of-way incorporated into recreational park space (Ralph C. Dills and Hollydale Parks along with portions of the LA River Trail). There is a dense residential context, east and west facing parcels along levee of varying widths, areas typically 15 feet wide, in addition to utility corridors.
Notable Features
Significant Considerations
