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Eastbound Interstate 10
The next exit is Exit 59, Etiwanda Avenue/Valley Boulevard, but at the time these pictures were taken, Exit 59 was closed. Photo taken 05/02/02.
This mileage sign, located along eastbound Interstate 10, is found on the approach to Exit 61, Cherry Avenue in Fontana, one mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
The next exit along eastbound is Exit 61, Cherry Avenue. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 63, Citrus Avenue in Fontana, two miles. This street leads north to the California Speedway. Photo taken 05/02/02.
At one time, much of this land (known as the Inland Empire) was citrus groves, but some of that agriculture is now located in the Imperial Valley and in the Palm Springs area. The farms that remain are constantly threatened by encroaching suburban development. This picture shows eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 63, Citrus Avenue. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 next approaches Exit 68, Riverside Avenue in Rialto, one and one-quarter miles. Photo taken 05/02/02.

Eastbound Interstate 10 reaches Exit 69, Pepper Avenue. Photo taken 05/02/02.
This mileage sign is found along eastbound as the freeway approaches Exit 70, Rancho Avenue in Colton. The next exits are for 9th Street and Mount Vernon Avenue, both of which are also in Colton. Photo taken 05/02/02.
The next major interchange along eastbound Interstate 10 is for Interstate 215 (former U.S. 395), Exit 72. This picture was taken two miles west of that interchange. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Interstate 215, Exit 72, one mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Interstate 215, Exit 72, one-half mile. On this overhead sign, only the control cities are provided; the Interstate 215 shield is missing! It is clear that the original sign here was covered in a green overlay, so it seems likely that this sign used to have a U.S. 395 shield on it. Photo taken 05/02/02.
In the midst of the advance signage for Interstate 215 is this offramp from eastbound to Mount Vernon Avenue in Colton (Exit 71). Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Interstate 215, Exit 72. Interstate 215 leads north into downtown San Bernardino before it joins Interstate 15 north of that city. Heading south, Interstate 215 leads to Riverside, connecting with both California 60 (Pomona Freeway) and California 91 (Riverside Freeway). Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches the ramps connecting the freeway to Interstate 215, Exit 72. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Interstate 10 eastbound reaches Interstate 215, Exit 72. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Views of eastbound Interstate 10 passing under the Interstate 215 stack interchange. Photos taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Waterman Avenue, Exit 73, three-quarters of a mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
This mileage sign, located along eastbound Interstate 10, is found on the approach to Tippecanoe Avenue (Exit 74), one-half mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 75, Mountain View Avenue, one-half mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches California Street, Exit 76, one-half mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Alabama Street, Exit 77A, one mile. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Alabama Street, Exit 77A, next right. Note the signage for Exit 77B, California 30 (Future California 210). Interestingly, California 330 is also mentioned on these signs, perhaps since California 330 goes into the mountains. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Alabama Street, Exit 77A. The next exit is Future California 210/California 30. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Junction Future California 210/California 30. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Transition ramp from eastbound Interstate 10 onto westbound California 210/30. The next exit along the mainline, Exit 77C, is visible from this transition ramp. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 80, University Street. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 81, Ford Street. These are some very old signs! Photo taken 05/02/02.
Interstate 10 reaches Exit 81, Ford Street. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 83, Yucaipa Street. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 85, Live Oak Canyon Road/Oak Glen Road. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 88, Calimesa. This is a newer reflective sign, but it omits the new exit number. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 90, Oak Valley Parkway. This sign is also reflective and newer. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 90, Oak Valley Parkway. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 93, California 60. This first sign is an old, button-copy sign that only indicates the city, but does not mention California 60. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 93, California 60, next right. This reflective sign was recently placed. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 at Exit 93, California 60. Note the late-evening glare of the sun on this sign. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 94, California 79, three-quarters of a mile. California 79 leads south toward Hemet, Temecula, and Julian from this interchange. The overpass is the ramp from westbound Interstate 10 to westbound California 60. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 91, California 79, next right. Photo taken 05/02/02.
Eastbound Interstate 10 approaches Exit 100, Junction California 243/8th Street south to Idyllwild. Photo taken 05/02/03 by Pete Sison.

Page Updated September 13, 2006.