Roads in the city of Los Angeles, California
With over 22,080 road features, this Los Angeles dataset includes motorways and service roads with specifications like surface type, lanes, and speed limits. Ideal for urban planning and traffic management projects.

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Access a comprehensive dataset of over 22,000 roads in the Los Angeles region tailored for GIS professionals. This dataset includes detailed attributes for each road segment such as type, surface material, lane information, and restrictions. Notable entries include major motorways like the Santa Monica Freeway and the Golden State Freeway, offering data on speed limits, lane counts, and surface types which are crucial for urban planning and transportation modeling. Whether managing traffic flow, planning new infrastructure, or integrating transportation networks, this Roads dataset provides the granular data needed for precise geographic analysis and decision-making in the bustling urban landscape of Los Angeles.
Within the dataset of Roads in Los Angeles, you’ll find features like:
- Commodore Schuyler F. Heim Bridge
- Santa Monica Freeway
- Speedway
- Golden State Freeway
- Long Beach International Gateway
- Foothill Freeway
- Dead End
- Vincent Thomas Bridge
- Terminal Island Freeway
- Marina Freeway
- Ventura Freeway
- Hollywood Freeway
- San Gabriel River Freeway
- San Bernardino Freeway
- West Ocean Boulevard
- Queens Way
- Pacific Coast Highway
- South La Cienega Boulevard
- Nordhoff Street
- Del Amo Boulevard
- Silver Spur Road
- Visitor Way
- Main Street
- North University Drive
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