La Brea Avenue
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| Państwo |  Stany Zjednoczone | |
| Miejscowość | Los Angeles | |
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 34°00′41,8″N 118°21′21,1″W/34,011610 -118,355853 | ||
La Brea Avenue – ulica w hrabstwie Los Angeles biegnąca z południa na północ. Zaczyna się w Inglewood kończy przy Hollywood Boulevard. Na La Brea Ave znajduje się szereg muzeów, restauracji i klubów. Nazwa ulicy pochodzi od atrakcji i stanowiska paleontologicznego La Brea Tar Pits. La Brea z hiszpańskiego tłumaczy się jako smoła.
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La Brea Avenue is a prominent north/south thoroughfare in Los Angeles. Several museums are located along La Brea, and it is known for having many stores and eateries.
La Brea Avenue begins as a continuation of Hawthorne Boulevard north of Century Boulevard in Inglewood. La Brea passes north through Windsor Hills, Baldwin Hills, and Ladera Heights. It passes directly through the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area. Further north, La Brea passes the Fairfax District, the Mid-City West District, Park La Brea, and Hancock Park; and ends just north of Franklin Avenue at the foot of the Hollywood Hills, in Hollywood. "La Brea" is Spanish for "the tar", a reference to the La Brea Tar Pits.
La Brea near Wilshire is home to Museum Row, including landmarks such as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the La Brea Tar Pits, and the George C. Page Museum. La Brea north of Wilshire Boulevard and south of Melrose Avenue is filled with trendy designer boutiques, antique stores, and eateries. The famed La Brea Bakery is located between Wilshire and 6th, on La Brea. La Brea is also home to The Lyric Theatre and Pink's Hot Dogs. It also marks the eastern boundary between West Hollywood and Los Angeles.
The section of La Brea in Inglewood was known in its early history as Commercial Street. In its northern-most reaches, La Brea was Arroyo La Brea, coming from a (now capped) spring in the Santa Monica Mountains. That is what helped form the original reservoir in what is now Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area.
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