LOS ANGELES’ LONGEST STREETS
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The 20 longest streets within Los Angeles city limits:
STREET: MILES
1. Sepulveda Boulevard: 25.4
2. Mulholland Drive: 23.8
3. Figueroa Street: 22.2
4. Sunset Boulevard: 20.2
5. Western Avenue: 20.0
6. Vermont Avenue: 19.8
7. Victory Boulevard: 17.9
8. Vanowen Street: 17.0
9. Roscoe Boulevard: *16.4
10. Foothill Boulevard: 16.4
11. Ventura Boulevard: 16.1
12. Sherman Way: 15.9
13. Laurel Canyon Boulevard: 15.3
14. San Fernando Road: **15.1
15. Burbank Boulevard: 15.1
16. Oxnard Street: 15.0
17. Saticoy Street: 14.9
18. Normandie Avenue: ***14.8
19. Olympic Boulevard: 14.8
20. Hoover Street: 14.1
* 355 feet longer than Foothill Boulevard
** 300 feet longer than Burbank Boulevard
*** 385 feet longer than Olympic Boulevard
Source: Data Systems Division of the City of Los Angeles Department of Transporation
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