Inland Empire (California)

For people that live in Southern California, the Inland Empire is a popular term for the region that surrounds and includes the cities of Ontario, San Bernardino and Riverside. The name "Inland Empire" was first used in the 1950's to distinguish the region from the nearby Los Angeles area. The Inland Empire includes southwestern San Bernardino County and western Riverside County.

Table of contents

1 Major Highways 2 Airports 3 Cities and Towns 4 Colleges and Universities 5 Sports teams 6 External link

Major Highways

• Interstate 10
• Interstate 15
• Interstate 215
• California State Route 18
• California State Route 30
• California State Route 60
• California State Route 91

Airports

• Ontario International Airport
• San Bernardino International Airport

Cities and Towns

• Chino
• Chino Hills
• Colton
• Corona
• Crestline
• Fontana
• Glen Avon
• Grand Terrace
• Hemet
• Highgrove
• Highland
• Homeland
• Lake Arrowhead
• Lake Elsinore
• Loma Linda
• Mentone
• Mira Loma
• Moreno Valley
• Muscoy
• Norco
• Ontario
• Pedley
• Perris
• Rancho Cucamonga
• Redlands
• Rialto
• Riverside
• Romoland
• Rubidoux
• Running Springs
• San Antonio Heights
• San Bernardino
• Sun City
• Temecula
• Upland
• Yucaipa

Colleges and Universities

• California State University, San Bernardino
• California Baptist University
• University of California, Riverside
• Loma Linda University
• University of Redlands

Sports teams

• Inland Empire 66ers
• Lake Elsinore Storm
• Rancho Cucamonga Quakes

External link

• http://inlandempireliving.com/