Los Angeles

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Los Angeles is the largest city in California, featured in American Truck Simulator.

Summary

Los Angeles borders Oxnard to the north and Carlsbad to the south.

Features

Depots

Most companies of Los Angeles are situated in the southeastern section of the city.

Western

Gallon Oil unloading point
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Bitumen
Sell Goods depot
Charged store

In the northwest district of Woodland Hills where the US 101 and CA 27 meet, there are an HMS Machinery depot and an Eddy's store.

Eastern

Voltison Motors store
Charged depot
Gallon Oil refinery
Kenworth truck dealer

In Northeast Los Angeles on the other side of the Interstate 5 are both a Plaster & Sons depot and a construction site.

Facilities

Landmarks

Known landmarks in Los Angeles are the Pacific Plaza, the Georgian Hotel, the Holiday Inn Santa Monica, the Hollywood (World of Trucks) sign, the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, the Santa Monica Civic Center, the Santa Monica Pier, the Santa Monica Public Safety Facility, the Santa Monica State Beach, the Sea Castle apartments, The Shores, the Shutters on the Beach hotel, the skyline, the Viceroy Santa Monica, the Wilshire Palisades, the 100 Wilshire Avenue building and the 1221 Ocean Avenue building.

Accessible streets are Appian Way, Colorado Avenue, Ocean Avenue, Pico Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard and 4th Street.

Connections

Los Angeles is divided into two parts by the IS5, which connects the city with Carlsbad and San Diego to the south and Huron, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Oregon to the north. The CA99 runs from I-5 north of Los Angeles to Bakersfield and Fresno to the north.

In the eastern part of Los Angeles, the IS10 runs from I-5 in West Covina to Indio, Ehrenberg, and Phoenix, Arizona to the east. The IS15 intersects I-10 in Ontario and runs to San Diego to the south and Barstow and Nevada to the north. The CA14 runs from I-5 in Santa Clarita towards Bishop, Carson City, and Reno, Nevada (via the USCA395) to the north.

In the western part of Los Angeles, the USCA101 from I-5 in Burbank and the CA1 from the Santa Monica Freeway in Santa Monica run to Oxnard and Santa Maria to the northwest. The CA27 connects SR 1 in Malibu with US 101 in Woodland Hills, and the Santa Monica and Harbor Freeways connect SR 1 in Santa Monica with I-5 in Burbank. The CA126 runs from I-5 in Santa Clarita to Oxnard to the west.