Talk:California State Route 19

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NOTE 1: Route 19 now turns into Route 164 at Gallatin Rd. south of 60, and continues on to 210. However, 164 is still signed as Route 19 in the field.

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Long Beach

SR 1 to Del Amo Boulevard 4.0 (Long Beach/Lakewood Boulevard border on west side from Carson Street north to Del Amo Boulevard) - relinquished

Lakewood

Del Amo Boulevard to south of Rose Street

Bellflower

Rose Street to Century Boulevard, then northbound lanes to Gardendale Street 8.4 - Bellflower/Paramount border is on west ROW south to Alondra Boulevard, but SR 19 is never in Paramount - relinquishment authorized

Downey

Century Boulevard to Telegraph Road 12.3 (southbound lanes only south of Gardendale Street) - relinquishment authorized south of Gardendale Street, already relinquished north of there