San gabriel valley

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The San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles County, California may not be as famous as the San Fernando Valley in television and movies. But the San Gabriel Valley does boast its own share of famous people. The San Gabriel Valley is the birthplace and home of many well-known actors, musicians, and even some individuals in professional sports. The majority of who are from the Greater Pasadena and Greater El Monte regions of the San Gabriel Valley.

The 200 square mile San Gabriel valley is steeped in history and today provides an abundance of landmarks for a new generation of Route 66 travelers.

You can still see of the first locations of iconic brands such as McDonald’s, Pink’s, Tommy’s and Del Taco.

The American West still offers the best mixture of urbanization and stunning geography.

The gradual abandonment of frontier exploits in the San Gabriel Mountains left behind ruins of lost enterprise and enchantment.

Map of San Gabriel cities

Ink map of the San Gabriel Valley http://www.amoeba.com/blog/2011/04/eric-s-blog/gabriel-s-horn-does-sound-a-san-gabriel-valley-primer.html

Altadena, California

San Gabriel Valley, California

San Gabriel, California

Monrovia, California was incorporated in 1888. The City was founded the year after Pasadena was incorporated. As a result, Monrovia is the second oldest city in the San Gabriel Valley.

The 200 square mile San Gabriel valley is steeped in history and today provides an abundance of landmarks for a new generation of Route 66 travelers.

For decades, Asian immigrant investors have pushed boundaries of urban and economic development in Greater L.A.

Yes, there's more to it than just dumplings.

The country's most authentic and delicious dim sum can be found in LA's San Gabriel Valley.

Clearman's Northwoods Inn. Covina California. So many memories made here at the peanut place.