North Santa Monica Bay Watershed - Safe Clean Water LA
A combination of rugged open space and residential communities, this watershed has many natural creeks that carry stormwater and other runoff directly into the Pacific Ocean. This watershed contains another unique feature – the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing at Liberty Canyon over the 101 Freeway. – Your Watershed Coordinator Melina
Within the watershed, there are four dams, 16 debris basins, and five spreading ground facilities. At the Hollywood Freeway (US Highway 101), the Central Branch of the Tujunga Wash converges with the Los Angeles River.
Watersheds - Water for LA County
A watershed is an area of land that drains all the streams and rainfall into a common outlet, like a lake, river, or ocean. Water falls as rain or snow, and then flows downhill, coming together as streams and rivers, and eventually downward through the watershed into a body of water.
LOS ANGELES RIVER WATERSHED - Water Boards
From the Arroyo Seco, north of downtown Los Angeles, to the confluence with the Rio Hondo, the river flows through industrial and commercial areas and is bordered by rail yards, freeways, and major commercial and government buildings.
Basin ANGELES TRHansen Dam E Burbank TIONAL Big Tujunga FOREST Idaho L 210 Dam SAN RAP HA HILLS 134 Devil's Gate Reservoir L Pasadena E R Reservoir Monrovia Duarte Baldwin Park 60 SIMI HILLS ENTURA CO.
LACDPW: Los Angeles River Watershed - Department of Public …
Los Angeles River from the Pacific Ocean up to the Rio Hondo (near Imperial Highway); Rio Hondo from Imperial Highway up to Whittier Narrows Dam; Compton Creek from the Los Angeles River to Artesia Freeway. Improvements include:
Rain waters flood part of 101 Freeway as atmospheric ... - ABC7 Los Angeles
Mar 21, 2023 · The 101 Freeway going southbound near 4th Street in Boyle Heights filled with rainwater Tuesday morning as a water main break left all but one lane unpassable. CHP and Caltrans have both...
LACDPW: Los Angeles River Watershed - LA County Public Works
The Los Angeles River has evolved from an uncontrolled, meandering river providing a valuable source of water for early inhabitants to a major flood protection waterway.
Los Angeles Watershed - lastormwater.org
The Los Angeles area is divided into three main watersheds. The Los Angeles River, which drains runoff from the north side of the Santa Monica Mountains including the San Fernando Valley, Glendale, Downtown LA area, and most of the adjacent cities …
L A / L B H a r b o r Figure B-1: Major Watershed Management Areas in the Los Angeles Region.