Streetcar route (1932–1955)
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Owner | Los Angeles Railway |
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Locale | Los Angeles |
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Stations | 32 |
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Type | Streetcar |
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System | Los Angeles Railway |
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Daily ridership | 10,459 (1940)[1] |
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Opened | June 12, 1932 (1932-06-12) |
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Closed | May 22, 1955 (1955-05-22) |
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Track gauge | 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) |
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Electrification | Overhead line, 600 V DC |
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1934–1939
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3rd and Santa Fe
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3rd and Hewitt
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2nd and Alameda
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2nd and Central
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2nd and San Pedro
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2nd and Los Angeles
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2nd and Main
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2nd and Spring
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Broadway and 2nd
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Broadway and 3rd
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Broadway and 4th
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Broadway and 5th
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Broadway and 6th
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Broadway and 7th
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Broadway and 8th
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Broadway and 9th
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Broadway Place
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Broadway and 11th
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Broadway and 12th
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Broadway and Pico
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Pico and Hill
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Pico and Grand
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Grand and 14th
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Grand and Venice
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Grand and 18th
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Grand and Washington
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Grand and 21st
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Grand and 23rd
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Grand and Adams
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Grand and 28th
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Grand and 30th
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Grand and Jefferson
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Grand and 37th
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Grand and 39th
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Santa Barbara and Figueroa
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Santa Barbara and Hoover
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Hoover and 42nd
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Hoover and Vernon
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Hoover and 48th
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private ROW and Vermont
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private ROW and Kansas
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Vermont Square
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48th and Normandie
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48th and Halldale
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48th and Denker
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48th and Harvard
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48th and Western
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48th and St. Andrews
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48th and Wilton
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48th and Arlington
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48th and 2nd Avenue
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48th and 4th Avenue
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48th and 6th Avenue
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48th and 8th Avenue
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48th and 10th Avenue
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48th and Crenshaw
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9 was a streetcar line in Los Angeles, California. It was operated by the Los Angeles Railway from 1932 to 1955.