Los Angeles area cities?
 

Please settle a question. Going east from Santa Monica to Riverside, what cities does I-10 go through?

mapquest.com

Are there any good restaurants or hotels in Mapquest, California, almesq?

Other than Los Angeles proper, Culver City, Pomona are the most obvious "cities" it goes through. Ontario and Covina are also along the route.

The mapquest.com holiday inn is very nice.

the 10 doesn't go through Riverside City or County, It runs north through San Bernadino City and County. The 60 off the 10 would take you into the City of Riverside after passing through a number of other cities including Diamond Bar, Chino, Ontario, Pomona, South El Monte, Rosemead, Monterey Park, and Montebello.

And neener, neener. I did it WITHOUT mapquest.com ;)

I don't think anyone said it does go through Riverside. Judcomp just said he was going east to Riverside and asked what cities the I-10 went through, probably because he'll be taking the I-10 most of the way there. That certainly didn't mean that he thought the I-10 went through Riverside, I don't think!

What was the question?

Going east on I-10 from Santa Monica, there are:
Century City, Los Angeles, Highland Park, Alhambra, Monterey Park, Rosemead, El Monte, Baldwin Park, Irwindale, West Covina, Covina, La Verne, Claremont, Pomona, Montclair, Upland, Ontario, Guasti, Fontana, Bloomington, Grand Terrace, Colton, Loma Lina, Bryn Mawr, Redlands...

By the time you reach Redlands, you have passed north of Riverside, as Lizzard has pointed out - I-10 doesn't go through Riverside.

This last weekend, we stayed in Fairplex, which I was told is also a town, east of Claremont and west of Covina.

So, what was the question?

To avoid a bit of confusion, Fairplex is not a town. It is the name given for the grounds and parking facilities at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds complex, all of which is in the city of Pomona (except maybe a couple of parking lots which are in La Verne.

The Loma Lina above should be Loma Linda.

Thank you, friends. You-all gave what we needed.